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43. Cool story, bro

Reply to Docreed2003 (Original post)

Fri Mar 10, 2017, 02:00 PM

Mar 2017

You lost me at "bleeding heart"

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A breach of trust (in our home)...(Update) [View all] Docreed2003 Mar 2017 OP

It's fine for you to be a bleeding heart HERE, doc. elleng Mar 2017 #1

Thanks Ellen... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #7

Hoo boy... sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #2

Thank you!! Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #8

You sound like a responsible citizen doing the right thing to me. erinlough Mar 2017 #3

Thank you...truly appreciate it! Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #9

Bottom line: Blue_Roses Mar 2017 #4

Thanks Blue Roses Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #10

It's hard to make sense out of things Blue_Roses Mar 2017 #18

Your point bears repeating... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #20

Of course this is just my opinion but Doreen Mar 2017 #5

Thank you... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #14

Yeah, it does sound like an addiction. Doreen Mar 2017 #23

Damn doc.... Glamrock Mar 2017 #6

Thanks man... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #13

Yeah, I'm with them. Glamrock Mar 2017 #15

Thanks..appreciate that man Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #17

Go to court sarah FAILIN Mar 2017 #11

Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent. What he took was expensive, & he'll go on doing it Hekate Mar 2017 #12

Thank you Hekate... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #16

My blushes. Many thanks. And enjoy your new home in peace and harmony henceforth. Hekate Mar 2017 #19

One way to think about the right thing to do is to consider the outcome if everyone mahina Mar 2017 #27

Excellent points! This happened to my husband's elderly mother anneboleyn Mar 2017 #65

Flip side MedusaX Mar 2017 #21

TY... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #22

I guess I do not consider what he did to be "minor" Skittles Mar 2017 #24

Thanks Skittles... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #31

did he even have permission to be in your daughter's room? Skittles Mar 2017 #50

Here's the thing- there's you guys feeling violated and your trust broken, which is more than legit. Warren DeMontague Mar 2017 #25

My parents fell victim MFM008 Mar 2017 #26

My husband's elderly mother (in my post). You are so right that they victimize others -- and it anneboleyn Mar 2017 #68

I've been there--where your wife is--because my husband is a doc mnhtnbb Mar 2017 #28

If you were married to a physician, you are a Saint... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #32

Dude....I'm gonna give you my perspective. You aren't going to like it. msanthrope Mar 2017 #29

Nah...I appreciate your insight Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #33

You aren't responsible for his demons....and I commend you for following through on this. nt msanthrope Mar 2017 #34

I agree with you. Didn't think of the underwear, tho.Creepy but good idea. EOM elfin Mar 2017 #54

What if your wife had finished her phone call and walked back upstairs unexpectedly, Tanuki Mar 2017 #30

Agreed... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #35

Not to freak you out any further, but here is a picture of the author Sebastian Junger Tanuki Mar 2017 #36

EXACTLY!! He may be very capable of violence, and if nobody reports him people will anneboleyn Mar 2017 #66

I know you're going to court Corgigal Mar 2017 #37

Corgigal I think you are totally right (my post is about an elderly parent who was victimized) anneboleyn Mar 2017 #67

Will the D.A. call you to testify if the case goes to trial? KingCharlemagne Mar 2017 #38

Go to court - crooks that get away with stuff just keep stealing csziggy Mar 2017 #39

Wow...heartbreaking story. Thank you for sharing! Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #41

Your story reminds me of the Columbine murderers. Something very similar happened with that anneboleyn Mar 2017 #69

you may have mercuryblues Mar 2017 #40

You don't want your bleeding heart to result in the guy getting off and preying on other people. Vinca Mar 2017 #42

Cool story, bro SecularMotion Mar 2017 #43

So i lost you after reading the entire post? Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #44

I admit, you had me fooled for a while SecularMotion Mar 2017 #45

No, I think YOU are trying to bash one. n/t pnwmom Mar 2017 #47

In no way was I in this post or have I ever "bashed liberals" her or IRL Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #55

You may or may not be aware of this SecularMotion Mar 2017 #61

Unless you are declaring that poster a right wing troll, I'd say an apology is in order. Marengo Mar 2017 #63

I understand fully that the right has used that term in a derogatory fashion... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #64

Are you suggesting that poster is a right wing troll? Marengo Mar 2017 #62

What will you say to the next victims of this guy? lunatica Mar 2017 #46

We had a similar situation Ms. Toad Mar 2017 #48

No, you're not being too much of a bleeding heart. haele Mar 2017 #49

I'm of mixed mind on this, doc True Dough Mar 2017 #51

No, you're absolutely right, it wasn't the easily replaced stuff, it was the breach of trust Warpy Mar 2017 #52

Years ago we had a break in. phylny Mar 2017 #53

This is not one impulsive lapse of judgement. If you and your spouse feel up to it, delisen Mar 2017 #56

I would change it. Blue_true Mar 2017 #57

Good point. If your local paper quotes you as saying you would have gladly given him money, Tanuki Mar 2017 #58

Excellent point... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #60

I'm so sorry this happened to you. From my own Ilsa Mar 2017 #59

Lighten up... Bob Geiger Mar 2017 #70

Lmao... Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #72

That he was well known to your local LE says a ton Lee-Lee Mar 2017 #71

If you have a summons to go treestar Mar 2017 #73

Turning him in is the right thing to do. Unless stopped he'll continue to steal from others and FSogol Mar 2017 #74