Yeah, I'm not gonna go out and do some vigilante justice and get my friends to beat his ass with me. I've spent a lot of time on this, but I really really don't like to lose and I feel like if your bold enough to list my stolen items within 5 miles of where you took them I have to give it my best shot to get them back. So that's what I'm going to do. I will do everything in my power to ensure this guy is found. I used to have things stolen from me when I was younger and nobody would do anything to help. I'ver always been a smaller person so I wouldn't win a fight so I just promised myself that if it ever happened again I'd make sure that they get what's coming. I'm more relaxed and mellow now, but I still feel like I owe it to myself to try and resolve the situation. I've reached out to
@Gear to see if they sold any of the 25c labels to anyone else. If they haven't then I will use that as a unique identifier. Part of the problem is that the cop doesn't understand anything about them. I tried explaining that it is nearly impossible for this person to have legally obtained these chips. I've gone to FSU since 2019. In that time I have seen ZERO other Paulson sets. I tried to explain that to the cop and he didn't understand. I explained to him that the only way someone would have legitimately obtained the set would be through PCF which is a collectors forum. I tried to explain to him that the gray chips were custom and that in order to buy the labels you'd have to buy them through the forum and he didn't understand. Everytime I tried to explain to him the ways in which the set was one of a kind I was met with 4 dumb reasons why the seller might've legally obtained them. I will never understand how somebody could rationally think that someone had a
HSI set that was stolen in x breakdown. 10 days later someone lists and
HSI set in the EXACT SAME BREAKDOWN for sale 5 miles from where the chips were stolen. Okay maybe a coincidence. What is not a coincidence is the fact that the listing used the same fracs, used the same case, cut the foam in the case in the same way, and used the same shitty racks. I sent the detective pictures of the chips in my closet in racks and he still said it might not be mine.