Stolen 2007 Corvette Z06 Black! Please Help! So. California
10-16-2010, 12:08 PM
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I have never seen a dealership worth a crap that didnt have a night security guard.
was this video reviewed before the theft or after?
Kinda seems stupid to have the vette parked off camera.
hopefully someone on here can help, but i have to say, its an expensive lesson to learn to watch your higher end cars more closely.
I have to say, im still suspicious that this might be insurance fraud. I cant help but think that those surveilance videos look staged. why is the date off (looks to have been recently reset)in the pre days but correct during the theft?
was this video reviewed before the theft or after?
Kinda seems stupid to have the vette parked off camera.
hopefully someone on here can help, but i have to say, its an expensive lesson to learn to watch your higher end cars more closely.
I have to say, im still suspicious that this might be insurance fraud. I cant help but think that those surveilance videos look staged. why is the date off (looks to have been recently reset)in the pre days but correct during the theft?
10-16-2010, 12:21 PM
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I have never seen a dealership worth a crap that didnt have a night security guard.
was this video reviewed before the theft or after?
Kinda seems stupid to have the vette parked off camera.
hopefully someone on here can help, but i have to say, its an expensive lesson to learn to watch your higher end cars more closely.
I have to say, im still suspicious that this might be insurance fraud. I cant help but think that those surveilance videos look staged. why is the date off (looks to have been recently reset)in the pre days but correct during the theft?
was this video reviewed before the theft or after?
Kinda seems stupid to have the vette parked off camera.
hopefully someone on here can help, but i have to say, its an expensive lesson to learn to watch your higher end cars more closely.
I have to say, im still suspicious that this might be insurance fraud. I cant help but think that those surveilance videos look staged. why is the date off (looks to have been recently reset)in the pre days but correct during the theft?
