Holy. Crap.
I called my dad and asked what all they had in my unit - my brother had put some of his stuff from his college dorm room in there when he moved back in with my parents. After a few phone calls back and forth, we all went out to my unit.
Turns out, my unit and the one next to mine had been broken into. The other unit had nothing taken. My unit had everything but a few boxes taken. These units were very secure - it took a very hefty man (or two) to break the steel "thingies" with bolt cutters. It had to been a lot of work. There were two cameras pointed at my unit - the tapes only hold a week of recordings and nothing happened there in the last week. The way they left the door and the lock, you couldn't tell they had been tampered with - unless you went to unlock the unit.
The people who owned the unit beside me were moving their stuff out yesterday when they noticed their steel "thingie" had been cut. That's when they called the owner. Who later called me. I have a few theories as to why none of their stuff was taken and mostly all of mine was...But I'll share those theories later...after I get finished with checking pawn shops, the paper, etc.
So, what all was taken?
- 2 mini fridges
- a microwave
- all wedding pictures from my first wedding
- all wedding stuff from my first wedding
- another box full of pictures from college
- a box full of books
- a table and 2 end tables - not cheap ones either
- boxes full of candles, picture frames, & knick-knacks
- all of my Hallmark ornaments
- wall decor and other decorations
- blankets my mom had made me
- boxes full of my personal information - with my SSN on them
- and boxes I can't remember what was in them...
Edited to include: I just wanted to add that this is not the first time I've had something broken into and things taken... The list...
- The house I grew up in.
- A house I rented in college.
- An apartment I rented in college - right after I moved out. My roomies were still living there.
- My car.
- And now..my storage building.
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