Craiglist villians

Categories: Geek Break
Written By: Koka Sexton

A recent “Craigslist hoax” — where someone posted a Craigslist item that said anyone could take anything from a Oregon home — turns out to have been a diversion to cover the tracks of thieves. The crooks, Brandon and Amber Herbert, had come by the victim’s house because it was advertised for rent. They apparently saw some horse saddles they wanted to steal, so they placed the ad, then joined the mob of people ransacking the joint. Unfortunately for the thieves, investigators TRACKED THE IP ADDRESS of the computer that placed the ad back to the Herbert’s house, where cops found the computer and recovered deleted files that prove they placed the ad.

Craigslist Thieves

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4 Responses to “Craiglist villians”

  1. Anonymous Says:

    lol funny nice try next time use a zombie comp.

  2. Anonymous Says:

    nice work, boys.

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  4. Stupid AND Anonymous Says:

    Common sense prevails again! Yay for stupid people!

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