A friends stepson stole one of his guns. When questioned, he said "What's the problem? He's got insurance!
Needless to say, the perp disappared!
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A friends stepson stole one of his guns. When questioned, he said "What's the problem? He's got insurance!
Needless to say, the perp disappared!
Hope he disappeared minus a few teeth
Did he report the theft?
I hope the gun, one round, and a shovel disappeared along with the scumbag.
Family dynamics are not surprisingly challenging, especially is situations like this. Had a sibling who took a nice nickle plated 19-2 and traded it off for a 92f. Horrors! Then... ended up w/ a Colt DS. Sad. Going from a S&W to a dog and pony. Discovered years later at death of father. Excuse made... that was years ago! Yeah. Right. Sincerely. bruce.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Sukey
Bet he is a drug addict.
O.D. cure that!
Sam
Has a LGS get a wood case of new Venezuelan FN model 30 military rifles. Selling for around 45 bucks. (this was Sukey's least favorite gun shop, remember John?) A buddy I worked with was not a gun guy but I talked him into buying one after he shot mine. Later it disappeared, his kid years later, admitted selling it for drugs.
Had a client who's father had terminal cancer, "son" stole some of the pain meds.
sam
At a family gathering...OK funeral; the retired LEO "cousin" related the story of the fellow, a neighbor of
my uncle, who died of natural causes. And was discovered in the kitchen of his house some days later.
He was known to have several guns and a coin collection, these could not be found when the family members
came in from out of state. the cousin made the suggestion that the uncle was suspected of helping himself
and not reporting the death of his neighbor.
Would have been about 1980-something.