*****Stolen Cigarette: RECOVERED
12-17-2003, 07:39 PM
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if your boat wasn't named before I would seriously consider "second chance"
I think it is great you got it back, and the fact that it was so local and that they left fingerprints mean you probably have a good shot of finding the guy who took it. Lexington is an awfully nice place to be storing stolen property. I would guess the thief is probably very close to there with his garage full of your parts. Hopefully you can find him and not only get your parts but nail the farging icehole to the wall. Best of luck and I will keep my eyes open here in the Marlboro/Framingham/Natick area for any boat parts I see.
best of luck with the insurance company
Matt
I think it is great you got it back, and the fact that it was so local and that they left fingerprints mean you probably have a good shot of finding the guy who took it. Lexington is an awfully nice place to be storing stolen property. I would guess the thief is probably very close to there with his garage full of your parts. Hopefully you can find him and not only get your parts but nail the farging icehole to the wall. Best of luck and I will keep my eyes open here in the Marlboro/Framingham/Natick area for any boat parts I see.
best of luck with the insurance company
Matt
12-17-2003, 08:23 PM
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Glad you got it back. I had a motorcycle stolen and it is an undescribable feeling...real chitty
Hopefully the finger prints will lead to an arrest that will make you feel a little better.
Good luck with the insurance...they bent me over on my motorcycle...they reached the top of my chit list with that transaction!!
Hopefully the finger prints will lead to an arrest that will make you feel a little better.
Good luck with the insurance...they bent me over on my motorcycle...they reached the top of my chit list with that transaction!!
12-17-2003, 08:35 PM
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Glad to hear you got it back. Replace everything with the latest greatest and you'll come out ahead. Time for a complete re-rig. Send the boat to Tres Martin and he'll do it right - BH
12-17-2003, 08:38 PM
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Finding out it was stripped, I would've rather had it not be found. It must have made you feel violated when you saw it. I wish you the best of luck with the whole situation (thief + insurance) and very sorry to hear about it.
Anything that I could do to possibly help you out, let me know. (603)664-5001
Wayne Laverdiere
Anything that I could do to possibly help you out, let me know. (603)664-5001
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12-17-2003, 09:21 PM
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I live in Bedford just next door to Lexington. Man I wish I saw that azzholes dragging it through. I damn well will be keeping my eyes open and if there is anything that I can do from this area you let me know (978) 985-0639. Glad you at leaste got it back and I hope insurance helps ya put it back together. Seems like you are having a positive attitude about it (as best you can anyhow)
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12-26-2003, 10:33 AM
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Jesus, I live in needham about 15 min away from there. I will keep my eyes open in the want ad for anything. Can you make a list of everything that was stolen off of the boat? Then i'll know what to look for.
12-26-2003, 01:02 PM
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Thanks guys. Will be posting pics of missing items on Monday when I can scan them. They are the shots we took last weekend with the police and insurance adjuster. Ugly, ugly, ugly.
