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Suspect In Looting Of Unoccupied Home In Foreclosure Accidentally Busted By Victim; Found Peddling Ripped Off Items At Neighborhood Yard Sale

By r morris

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In Severn, Maryland, The Baltimore Sun reports:A woman whose home was burglarized as she stayed with her daughter was shocked to spot her belongings offered at a neighbor's yard sale, Anne Arundel County police say. [...] Police said they found $25,000 worth of her clothes, furnishings and other possessions - even a fur coat - on the property.The victim, who has been living with her daughter for

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on August 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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