Sue Emmerson I did not think I could be any more heart broken than I already am to suffer a burglary after only having arrived a few hours earlier in Skeg. But today I have realised that the last thing my sister Alison bought me before she died I entrusted into what I thought was safe keeping she had wrote on the gift bag. I cannot describe the utter devastation that this as caused. To rip a safe out my wall in broad daylight takes some very desperate individuals. We have had so much theft happen to us over the past months that we invested in a safe we put all our worldly goods in there. I am offering a substantial reward for information for the return of these items, which include several wedding rings one being a gents, several engagement rings, a gents signet ring with the initials GW on, a mens gold bracelet, a womans gold chain, 2 gold ladies rings with Mum on, a ladies claddagh ring and a mans claddagh ring (a few pair of gold earrings which belonged to my late sister) along with diamanté earrings, and sapphie earings with diamantes around the edges, 3 eternity rings, mens gold pocket watch (left to me by my great-grandfather) 3 first world 1 medals (my great-grandfathers engraved E.B. Smith) a gold ring with Dad on it, and a considerable amount of cash. The people that did this to me I have no words to describe them has those sentimental items meant the world to me I have had them over 40 years. Feel free to come back has I have nothing left now you have ripped my heart out I hope you will enjoy the few days this money will last you and I hope one day you are caught and rot in hell. This jewellery was all I had to leave to my children. To say your the scum of the earth does not got half way to what I think about you Like · · Share · 22 minutes ago · Edited · 3 people like this. . 1 share
Posted on: Sun, 23 Mar 2014 10:40:09 +0000
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