Greg Heumann
2204 posts
Jun 13, 2013
8:46 AM
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THIS MICROPHONE WAS STOLEN, along with a case of harps, from a customer of mine, on Tuesday June 11, from his car in Hayward, CA. Please be on the lookout. If you're in that area, poke your head in your local pawn shop. This mic is one of a kind on the planet. If you see it on eBay or Craigslist.... please let me know.
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/Greg
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Last Edited by Greg Heumann on Jun 13, 2013 8:47 AM
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Kingley
2750 posts
Jun 13, 2013
9:25 AM
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I hope they find whoever stole the gear and string 'em up by the testicles!
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HawkeyeKane
1764 posts
Jun 13, 2013
9:35 AM
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Beautiful specimen! I hope we can all work together vigilantly and get the SOB who stole it!
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nacoran
6858 posts
Jun 13, 2013
10:55 AM
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Hopefully the thief doesn't know how unique it is and that leads them to mess up.
I had some stuff stolen from me once. It's a terrible feeling. You feel so violated. The worst part is, a couple days later you think of something else that was in the storage unit (or the jam bag or whatever) and you feel all violated all over again.
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Sarge
331 posts
Jun 13, 2013
9:13 PM
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Kingley, if he is caught, then most likely he will be sent to a therapist(psychiatrist/psychologist) for counseling about his deprived childhood which caused his criminal activity and chronic drug use. After the therapist reports that he has been cured, the judge will then congratulate him on completing the program, maybe fine him a small amount of money and send him out among society again. He will leave the court with a smile on his face planning his next heist.
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Kingley
2760 posts
Jun 13, 2013
9:38 PM
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Sarge - Sadly you're absolutely right. It seems that today most criminals are wrapped in cotton wool and treated as if they have some illness. Which is a sorry state of affairs. We need some good old fashioned values bringing back into society.
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