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Originally Posted by newestnana
Finally, a good job for the quilt police.
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Thanks for the heads up. I love Janome. Hope the thieves are caught.
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Wow that was a long list of machines. I can't imagine where someone thinks they can sell that many machines without getting caught. You'd think they'd stick to something not as traceable and things you'd be able to sell at a flea market. I'm not condoning the thieves I hope they get caught and brought to justice but in my head I'm picturing walking through a flea market, looking at tables and tables of packaged socks and hair scrunchies and someone whispering "pssst... wanna buy a sewing machine? I got one real cheap"
I'll definitely keep my eyes open to our local Craigslist though. Never know where they might turn up - and eventually they will.... |
This is the first time I have ever heard of anyone stealing sewing machines.
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This is the first time I have ever heard of anyone stealing sewing machines.
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How does one steal $1.7M of sewing machines? Sounds like an inside job. It isn't like this was a crime of opportunity; it had to be planned.
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Makes you wonder what else was inside the Janome boxes.
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Originally Posted by rambler
Makes you wonder what else was inside the Janome boxes.
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Originally Posted by tjradj
Originally Posted by wvdek
"May Jack the SEAMRIPPER tear out there hearts".
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i repeat ...
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
I have just had to delete comments from this topic that ranged from hysterical to borderline profane to outright slanderous.
Stick to the facts. Machines have been reported stolen. Serial numbers are available at a website. http://content.janome.com/index.cfm/...heNews?NID=268 If you want to express sympathy for Janome and/or your hope the machines are recovered, that's fine. If you find and would like to share a confirmed report that the machines have been recovered, that's fine. Nothing else is appropriate to this topic. |
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