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Date:         Sat, 8 May 1999 22:41:21 -0400
Reply-To:     "ChriStenSen DeSiGn iNc." <loudesign@MINDSPRING.COM>
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From:         "ChriStenSen DeSiGn iNc." <loudesign@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject:      Vanagon in Rough neighborhood Update (or "down"-date?)
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Greetings Listees----


Alas, it only took two months after all your well- heeded postings regarding
"safeguarding" the Westie in the new "rough hood" for it to be broken into.
They stole some equipment, lots of CDs (which were hidden) portable CB from
glovebox, dumped everything out on the ground, and ripped open outgoing mail
stealing all the checks (some of which had credit card numbers on them.).
How did they get in you ask?  They forced open the passenger's small vent
window, stuck their arm in and simply rolled down the window to open the
lock. So...a word to the wise. Make sure thoses windows are well locked as
well as the doors...(actually I am sorta glad they didn't break the
windows.)


Toodles...


Louize
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