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Guy Installs Secret Camera To Catch The Thief That Keeps Stealing His Things, Can’t Believe His Eyes
Senthil Nathan from Chennai, India, was growing increasingly perplexed at the mysterious case of random, non-valuable objects disappearing regularly from his front porch. Think doormats, mops. Things that you need around the house, but what kind of thief would waste their time stealing them? “We live in an apartment and occupy one of the flats in the ground floor,” Senthil told Bored Panda. “We originally suspected that it was a cat, which comes and sleeps in our porch sometimes.” But how could a small cat drag a doormat away, though the iron bars of the gate? It had to be someone else.
Eventually, Senthil had enough. It was freaking him out. What if the thief grew in confidence and decided to pull off a bigger heist? It was time for action. He installed a CCTV camera in the hope of catching the thief in the act.
Within a few days, sure enough, the doormat was gone again. Aha! Time for the big reveal. With nervous excitement, Senthil and his wife sat down to watch the video, and finally come face-to-face with their tormentor. Is it a pesky neighbor? A friend playing a practical joke? A masked man, with a fetish for mundane household goods? The tension was palpable.
Scroll down below to see how Senthil described the incident to a friend, including exclusive images of the thief, in a tweet that has since gone viral. What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
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But he does have an idea of the puppy perpetrator’s motive, he simply wants a bed to lay his paws on at night
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Little Menace 7 years ago
I'd leave really soft things out for the doggy. No, I'd adopt him and make sure he's safe and loved.
Little Menace 7 years ago
I'd leave really soft things out for the doggy. No, I'd adopt him and make sure he's safe and loved.
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