First – the case of the electronics-laden shopping cart; second, the case of the “cleaning lady” who wasn’t – read on:
From Misty:
I live on the 5000 block of 42nd Ave SW [map]. When I got home from work yesterday, I found a shopping cart filled with used electronics tucked up in our carport, hidden from sight from the alley. It wasn’t there when I left yesterday. My landlord’s little travel trailer’s door had been opened as well. We notified the police and they came to pick up the electronics. I’m figuring the electronics must belong to someone in my area as the person had to have been walking through the alley with the shopping card in broad daylight. Therefore, if any of my neighbors are missing theirs, I’d suggest they contact the West Seattle PD.
And from “V“:
We live in the 8800 block of 38th Ave SW [map] and during the day (Friday) our neighbor saw a woman walking around our next-door neighbor’s house. When he asked her what she was doing she told him that she was our cleaning lady and was looking for the key to our house. She also said her car (supposedly a black Mercedes) was out front and she had ID in it. When they went to the front of the house there was no car. Our neighbor’s little grandchildren were calling to him from across the street so he had to run over to them and when he turned around the woman was gone. Just wanted to let people know. The weird thing is is that the woman knew how many kids we have and what gender they are. The sad thing is we don’t have a cleaning lady.
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