Anyone of work in SJ toady - FREE on CL

I emailed the person, and they said someone was on there way over there already.

The ad sounds kinda suspect though. The person who responded didnt tell me what size tanks there were but to just hurry over.
 
There was a story like this that aperson posted on CL and said the same things. Turns out it wasnt their house the the owner was away. She got home to her house being trashed.

Heres the story from CNN.com.

"TRICIA MANNING-SMITH, KING CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The outside of her home is trashed. The inside is nearly gutted and covered in graffiti. Laurie Raye is devastated.

LAURIE RAYE, VANDALIZED HOMEOWNER: But it hurts. I was attached to this home because it used to be my mom's.

MANNING-SMITH: A phone caller alerted Raye to the destruction. She walked through her garbage-strewn front yard to find her house dismantled.

RAYE: Including the front door. This used to be a very nice vinyl window here.

MANNING-SMITH: From the light fixtures to the hot water heater, everything is gone, including the kitchen sink. Her neighbors later reported seeing strangers hauling stuff away from her home, seemingly looking for salvage material.

RAYE: Because in the ad, it said come and take what you want, everything is free.

MANNING-SMITH: This is the ad, posted on Craigslist last weekend. Please help yourself to anything on the property. An off- duty Tacoma police officer noticed the Craigslist ad last week, inviting people to enter the unlocked house and take whatever they wanted. Later that same officer noticed the ad was flagged and canceled after a reported burglary at the house."

if someone was nice they may call the cops to have them check it out.
 
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Ebmorri, I have heard of that story.

The person emailed me again stating the tanks are gone. Said the house was her fathers and he is in a old folks home now. I dont know if it was the truth or not, lets hope it was.
 
I actually did call the Morgan Hill police to check it out. Save that email address in case anything does happen.
 
I went over there to check it out. There were two tanks, a hex and a "bubble" one... I'd guess they were 20-30 gal. Nothing too exciting. The people that were there said they weren't the people who were in charge of the stuff, and told me to come back later if I wanted to take it. I didn't bother. There were signs on the tanks that said "TAKE THIS," though.
 
Hey Reefer,

Do you still have copies of the email communication? Keep it just in case this does turn into something. By the time they looked into the ad it had been pulled, so I printed them a PDF of my cached page. If you have the emails, it may help them catch the crook (if she is one).

BTW, what kind of criminal does this? I thought thieves stole for themselves?
 
By the way, I should have added, the people who I talked to that let me in the house and asked me to come back later did confirm that the house was being moved. Nothing seemed "fishy" to me.
 
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