Originally posted by: RobCur
it could be the daughter if she is desperately in need of money, you say she took money out of her mom's atm? that is a possibility that she is a thief. also does she lock the door at all time? but still there is less likely that anyone come into your home without knocking unless you know alot of people that want to steal from you like complete strangers. 12 to 12 right? hmm, you are gone for a long time lol and who would sleep more then 12 hours a day? certainly not me or anyone that I know of.
btw, does she have a job? does any illegal drug? if no job and does illegal drug, then you can be sure that you can bet your money on her.
i feel for you but you are also at fault for not locking your door because you cannot trust anyone that is not your family, she is a complete stranger like anyone else.
when you say mental, so she has learning disability and is legally receiving funds, food stamps from the government?
She's "Mental" as in she is receiveing "help" for being a psycho, not for having downs syndrom, autism or anything else. Mostly behavioral problems probably related to drug use. She's certainly under restrictions that would detect drug use considering that she will be going to jail soon and was already on probation, but someone in a red Saturn arrived shortly after my brother got home and was seen with a bag of pot. No doubt, paid for by my stuuf :|
You see, I believe we saw that car another time when we came home... And discovered that someone was in our room. We parked behind it, but paid no attention because we figured it was one of the family member's cars (It's not uncommon to see 6 or more cars there because of my brother and I and their family's cars.). We smelled cigarette smoke in our room when neither my brother nor any of our friends smoke. We found the back door open and when we looked outside the red car was gone. The PC was on and not in sleep mode but there was no recent file access or browsing history and no one had erased the browser history (meaning that someone had simply bumped the mouse). The landlady brushed it off saying that the smoke was probably from her chain-smoking daughter in the basement simply filtering upstairs. I told her it was not and had never smelled at all, and certainly not that strongly then suggested that perhaps someone just had to use the bathroom (My friends keep using theirs :roll: ). She didn't contest. Anyway, the person in the red car had a bag of pot. Almost certainly, the daughter was not asleep and they simply decided to sell my stuff for pot regardless of whether she would get caught violating parole or whatever. Perhaps it was just for him but no doubt, she was in on it. One would have to walk right past her sleeping in the living room to go up the stairs to my place as I do every night and someone who was not invited or allowed in would probably not be so bold. Not unless they had weapons and planned on cleaing the place out. Which they certainly did not do. They left controllers and required components left and right. Also, they ignored heavy items (PCs, HDTV, etc).
They never gave me a key to the house and never lock their own doors. My rooms upstairs do not have locks. It was impossible for me to lock ANYTHING. Is there some law that require a landlord to have functioning locks? Like plumbing? Please say yes
I work Wednesday (8H), Friday (8H), Saturday (12H) and Sunday (12H). Wednesday is the only day that both my twin brother and I work. My brother was only gone between maybe 5p and 7p so the landlady's daughter did not have to be asleep for 12hrs, only a little more than 2hrs. It wos not someone that knew my schedule but was someone who knew I was gone.
The landlady is still in the hospital. I don't know if she has homeowners insurance for theft but even if she did, would it cover this? Technically, I am living with her. If she wants to claim otherwise, I'd like to be able to show that the landlord is responsible. I always lock everything possible and have been very scared that just such a thing would happen without locks.
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