2 Conmen Steal Safe And Life Savings Of Elderly Couple In Their Home

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Reub
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2 Conmen Steal Safe And Life Savings Of Elderly Couple In Their Home

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Sure, if any PP'er is retarded enough to store their life savings in a safe in their bedroom.
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Reub wrote: Could this also happen to PP'ers?

http://www.fios1news.com/longisland/life-savings-stolen
That really sucks, but I'm guessing it wasn't floor mounted?  Taking advantage of pokey slow elderly people is really hitting below the belt.
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I've thought about a small safe, but that's like holding up a big red sign saying "Valuable stuff inside.  Steal this."

If you're going to do a safe, I think you'd have to make it big and fixed in place, so that it would take too long to move it.    Barring that, finding clever hiding places for your stuff (and leaving instructions for family members on where your stash is) is probably best. 

We had a thread sometime back where people listed their favorite inventive ideas, but I would guess that a professional thief would probably know about most of them.
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