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Sussex County Burglary Thwarted - The Rest Of The Story

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45Doll    5,877

45Doll
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The following story appeared in the NJ Herald yesterday. The story itself is sparse on details. After taking the trouble to kick the door in, a burglar was confronted by the female home owner. He then chose to leave. Why? The story didn't say.

 

Now, today, read the comments on the story to get the Paul Harvey version. Apparently the neighbors are somewhat tight knit.

 

http://www.njherald.com/story/24293996/2013/12/24/green-woman-thwarted-burglar

 

This is why my house is in Condition One, even in the woods.

 

Come to think of it, especially in the woods.

 

Merry Christmas!

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45Doll    5,877

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The synopsis:

 

"Knock knock. Anyone home?"

 

No answer.

 

"Then I think I'll kick the back door in... and into the kitchen I go... "

 

"Oops... is that a blender, or a .38 Special in your hand ma'am?"

 

Buh bye.

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deerpark    83

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How about some polite emails to the writer:

 

[email protected]

 

Asking that they print a correction or edit including the most important part of the story? 

 

*Edit, from the comment section:

 

"Thanks for the comments. New Jersey State Police would not confirm if the woman did or did not have a gun. -Jessica Masulli Reyes New Jersey Herald"

 

Really?  Maybe we should find out and correct her? 

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ogfarmer    138

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Reporter already stated that

 

Thanks for the comments. New Jersey State Police would not confirm if the woman did or did not have a gun. -Jessica Masulli Reyes New Jersey Herald

But she edited out the part where she said if they do confirm it,  they would print it ------hmm why did she edit her comment

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