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I live about 30mins west of evansville ind. a little town called crossville ill. i hadn't been home for about aweek or so i was helping my girlfriend out by watching her kids because she has been putting alot hours in at work. i had agood freind tending my dogs while i've been gone. i got home yesterday found the front door open and 3 of my guns gone! i had 5 other guns right beside the ones they took and they left them.sh** like that really makes my blood boil what really pissed me off one of the guns was my 9year boys rossi with 410 barrel on it that he got for his bday last summer. he just got to shootin it with the 410 on it and lovin it
did find half a cigarette on the ground out side by the front door. the law took it for DNA he said it might be a long shot but if they have been in the pen they would get a hit. the SOB's better hope the law finds them before i do
the guns were stole was a 243win,12ga benelli nova,youth model rossi with a 410 barrel on it
theres only one thing worse then a thief in my book and thats a child molester,if they would start to do like they do in other countrys and chop his hands off then people might would think twice,or in the case of a child molester chop off his hands and his U NO WHAT and cut the tonge out of his mouth,then maybe just might stop some of them........
I hate to hear that you all have the same issue's that we have here in N,C but my best advise to any one that owns a firearm is to have the numbers written down on the back of a picture of the firearm so law enforcement will be able to enter that weapon in a system called NCIC, that is where every weapon that is stolen or item that stolen is entered and if we run across a firearm on a traffic stop or a domestic then we can run the numbers and get that weapon back to the rightful owners as well as put some one in jail for possessing a stolen firearm but without that information it's a tough road to follow and that information may be needed for insurance as well.
Sorry to hear about that,especially for your son.I know what it feels like had my pole barn broken into last summer.Dont want to put any ideal's in your head.But take afew gun's leave a few gun's. I would have to agree with steve up top.
As an expert in criminology, I would guesstimate that the thiefs are very young (they left guns) did not have adequate transportation? or someone whom u are close to who felt some guilt thus leaving some loot behind, very sorry but this one seems close to home!
hope you find out who did it, nothing worse than a thief,i agree with the above comments transportation must have been a problem for them to leave guns behind. Donald
i agree that is someone i know but they are not friends. i ran couple young boys off last fall doin dope down from the house got this gut feeling it was them just cant prove it just yet. they are well known for stealing in these parts. sure would like to catch them down there WHAT HAPPENS IN THE BOTTOMS STAYS IN THE BOTTOMS!!!!!!!!!!
Hi, my name is Kathy, and I am the girlfirend. I feel awful that the guns were taken while he was at my house. We are hoping that with time and the small rural community we reside in, that it will come out as to who took them. Thanks to all of you for your support to him about this!!
