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Re: O.T. Stolen Goods
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Posted by well thats good on January 02, 2007 at 09:33:22 from (82.114.65.6):
In Reply to: O.T. Stolen Goods posted by NEsota on January 02, 2007 at 08:18:20:
had a couple of burglaries here while back if my mind is right think it was saddles, bridles and some tools stolen from ranch and all of it was found on ebay and the theifs got caught, havent heard anymore of what happened i thank they got a good lawyer and beat the wrap but ebay and pawnshops is where i would look first then if i had to i would put the word on the street with a reward, no honor among theives anymore and actually it would probably surprise you if you knew who the majority of them were, if you dont beleive me let one get caught if the sqeeze is put on him right he will squeal like a pig in an a lectric fence.
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