This sounds suspiciously like the Bandana Man ...
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From: "Walsh, Carys" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2010 8:42 AM
Subject: [obsnw] maybe i am being paranoid but..
Last night, at about 10pm, a guy came to my door saying he had just moved in
across the way and he got locked out of his house - not sure how that
happened. Anyways, apparently, his wallet, cellphone and house keys were in
the house. First of all he gave me the number of his housemate and asked if
I could phone it - but the number didn't exist! Then he asked me for R20 to
go to an internet café to skype his housemate. Now this is not such an
unusual thing except that this is the 2nd guy in the last 3 weeks who has
been locked out of his house and needing R20 to go and fetch spare keys.
That is why I am not sure if I am being paranoid - it is possible that the
people who live near me are that unlucky that they are locking themselves
out of their houses, but the thing that makes me suspicious as well is that
they both wanted R20 - I know the going price to buy certain drugs is R20 a
pop. So I was wondering if anyone else has had the same experience of if I
am indeed being paranoid.
I hope I am being paranoid cause otherwise it might mean that there is
someone dealing drugs near my house - which is why people are coming to ask
for money.
Carys
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