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Solve : Burglar leaves his Facebook page on victim’s computer?

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The popular online social networking site Facebook helped lead to an alleged burglar's arrest after he stopped check his ACCOUNT on the victim's computer, but forgot to log out before leaving the home with two diamond rings.

Jonathan G. Parker, 19, of Fort Loudoun, Pa., was arraigned Tuesday one count of felony daytime burglary.

LinkI wonder if he also posted on his Twitter while there that he was robbing SOMEONE... OMG! that's ridiculous.

burglar: dum de dum... WELL, I got a good haul from this house... oh hey, it's been almost 30 minutes since I last checked my face book page OMG ROTFLMAO! I better check it.


burglar: Curse these elven blood invitations! curse them! I'll just write on my wall then...

"D00ds, just ransacked this house got two diamond rings good haul rounds on me next friday ha haha lol rotflol ROXOR 712 14-16 eighteen/possum!"

Owners: Say, whose down there!

burglar: Eek!

"sorry guys they are awake hasta leave now remember I got two diamond rings beers are on me "

Owner husband: Say, I don't remember leaving this window open.
Owner wife: I'LL MAKE PORRIDGE LOL!
Simply ridiculous! why the heck did he have to check his facebook?? Seriously how dumb can people get!!! must have been a geeky burglar.....but wait wouldn't he steal all the software then lol No, he was not a geeky burglar.

One porfessional I saw on television said he was so careful, that people didn't notice things were MISSING for days or even weeks. I can at least respect that.heh yeah, I wish he hadn't checked his facebook though! What could have been on his mind amazes me!! maybe he wanted to have his status updated to 'richie rich tonight' lol...LOL

or to play "armchair psychologist," he wanted to be caught.Well, there was one burgular who got caught red handed when he flushed the toilet and alerted the owners.


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