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Chainfire

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4. The bastards stole two from my yard in one night costing me thousands of dollars.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Tue Oct 17, 2023, 10:44 AM

Oct 2023

Neither vehicle was insured against that type of theft. The thieves at the bottom end probably got a couple of hundred bucks for the damage that they did me. The ones at the top need to lose everthing, including their freedom. That certainly goes for the thieves that refined the product; they knew exactly what was happening and made the choice to participate in the criminal enterprise. The ones at the very top of the chain will be immune from justice because of the golden rule.

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Californians plead guilty in $600 million nationwide catalytic converter theft scheme [View all] Eugene Oct 2023 OP

Family values BigmanPigman Oct 2023 #1

So, have the refinery executives been charged yet? VMA131Marine Oct 2023 #2

Indeed, I always wondered who was buying those from the thieves Unwind Your Mind Oct 2023 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Eugene Oct 2023 #6

According to the indictment, the refinery wasn't necessarily culpable. Eugene Oct 2023 #7

The bastards stole two from my yard in one night costing me thousands of dollars. Chainfire Oct 2023 #4

It happened to three different people just on my block Unwind Your Mind Oct 2023 #5