Pin Thief...
This whole thread has distorted the true story so much! I may be an "internet" gangster and have framed this poor soul? Seriously?
This was a private party at my home for Cinco de Mayo. It was not a trading event. My family are not internet gangsters. My husband is a retired, disabled veteran of 22 years of service and I am a Registered Nurse with two kids. The majority of attendees at the party were people I consider good friends. We have only lived in CA for a few years, and a majority of the people we have befriended , also happen to be pin traders as that is one of our hobbies. The man who stole the pins had never been to my home before. He is also a nurse and is often at the parks trading. He seemed friendly and social, and I just thought I was making a new friend. There was no deep seeded, government operation to frame him. No CIA or MacGuyver stuff, O.K. guys? His claim is that he was so intoxicated just before he left to work and that he was not in the right state of mind. (which in itself is questionable as morals go). And that when he opened his pin bag he just "saw the pins thrown in there". So he just kept them and was attempting to trade them off. He was fricken stupid enough to wear the Lion King Beloved Tales to My-D Pins trading event ; he was probably unaware it had a production error that made it identifiable. I'm not going to re-hash the whole thing. He did publicly admit, on Facebook that he "found the pins thrown in his pin bag" and may have been framed by "these confessions people". Do you know why people were bashed on Confessions for the most part? BECAUSE THEY DID THE MOST ASININE THINGS. As far as the recording goes, it was never released publicly. It was shown to the attendees of the party to confirm that he was responsible. As far as I know, stealing $1500 in pins is also a crime which is called Grand theft. Don't even get me started on the Nurse Practice Act and morality and conscience and respect for others people's homes and property.
But if you want to forgive and forget what this this person did , then feel free to invite him over to your home and let him eat your fabulous tacos and drink your alcohol and spend time with your kids.
This was a private party at my home for Cinco de Mayo. It was not a trading event. My family are not internet gangsters. My husband is a retired, disabled veteran of 22 years of service and I am a Registered Nurse with two kids. The majority of attendees at the party were people I consider good friends. We have only lived in CA for a few years, and a majority of the people we have befriended , also happen to be pin traders as that is one of our hobbies. The man who stole the pins had never been to my home before. He is also a nurse and is often at the parks trading. He seemed friendly and social, and I just thought I was making a new friend. There was no deep seeded, government operation to frame him. No CIA or MacGuyver stuff, O.K. guys? His claim is that he was so intoxicated just before he left to work and that he was not in the right state of mind. (which in itself is questionable as morals go). And that when he opened his pin bag he just "saw the pins thrown in there". So he just kept them and was attempting to trade them off. He was fricken stupid enough to wear the Lion King Beloved Tales to My-D Pins trading event ; he was probably unaware it had a production error that made it identifiable. I'm not going to re-hash the whole thing. He did publicly admit, on Facebook that he "found the pins thrown in his pin bag" and may have been framed by "these confessions people". Do you know why people were bashed on Confessions for the most part? BECAUSE THEY DID THE MOST ASININE THINGS. As far as the recording goes, it was never released publicly. It was shown to the attendees of the party to confirm that he was responsible. As far as I know, stealing $1500 in pins is also a crime which is called Grand theft. Don't even get me started on the Nurse Practice Act and morality and conscience and respect for others people's homes and property.
But if you want to forgive and forget what this this person did , then feel free to invite him over to your home and let him eat your fabulous tacos and drink your alcohol and spend time with your kids.
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