>Hi Phil, > >I don't know if this is any help, maybe, maybe not, >but go around to the hock shops and describe your >camera. Chances are new digi-cams don't come in too >often, and maybe there will still be images on the >camera's memory that can ID it to you and that they >didn't think to delete. If its worth money a hock >shop's most likely the only place they can get rid of >it, its not something the average criminals keep as a >souvenir. When my car was stolen the child seat was >taken when the car was abandoned and I was told to >check out the hock shops for it. No luck, but that was >hardly surprising given it was worth bugger all. > >Best of luck. A friend of mine also had his wallet and >keys stolen last night, from the house of one of his >friends. > >Hope today gets better for you. > >Kind regards, >Kelly
Hello I can concur that checking hock shops is important. My friend was burgled in similar circumstances and went down to the 'cashies' nearby and almost everything was there, this led not only to an arrest but the 'perp' was found with my friends intact wallet containning almost all the $100 or so cash. Good Luck Paul
