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An Open Letter To The Person Who Stole My Wallet

I would love to have my wallet in my hands again

Bridgaline Liberati
Sep 28, 2016
Widener University
1428
An Open Letter To The Person Who Stole My Wallet
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Dear whom ever stole my wallet,

I just wanted to start out by saying thank you. I don't think you understand all the trouble I have had to go through to replace everything in my wallet. A month after you stole my wallet, I am still trying to replace everything that was in there. Although there are some things I am not able to replace, ever. My wallet was my life. It carried not only money, but memories and who I am. When you stole my wallet you stole a piece of me. I hope you are making good use out of it, there was no money in there... so what did you really get out of stealing my wallet? A ring my siblings gave me as a graduation gift? My credit and debit cards that were canceled before you could steal any money from me? My license? My school ID? My friends' graduation pictures? And the list goes on... You have no use to any of these things. Unless you do, please, I would love to know what use you have for these things.

What was your motive for stealing my wallet? Mine particularly. It's not like my wallet was dropped, it was in a private place, inside more of my belongings. Why target me? I am a broke college student that has no money, what did you think was going to come from this? Sell the wallet, make an easy $10? Once you saw there was no money, why not put it back? You got a whole dollar and some pennies... WOW! YOU HIT THE JACKPOT!

Replacing everything in my wallet cost me more than what that wallet was worth. I've spent around $70 replacing everything in that wallet, and what did you get out of it? A dollar and some change.

I just want to say, if you stole my wallet and reading this, please hand it over. Or at least hand over the picture, and the other personal belongings. It would mean the world to me. For the past month, I have been running it through my head where it could be.

Sincerely,

A girl who is going crazy wondering where her wallet is

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