Laptop Theft: Woman’s Last Months Recorded on Stolen Laptop
Birmingham Mail reported Saturday that the parents of Clare Jones of Kings Heath are pleading for the return of a precious laptop.
The laptop, stolen January 24th, contained pictures of the past year. Clare Jones was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma in January of last year, and her father was fervently recording her struggle with cancer. All of the recordings and photos were kept on the laptop, which was stolen from their Birmingham home.
Along with the laptop, the family’s car was also stolen.
In the article, Detective Sergeant Ian Ingram was quoted saying, “We believe the burglary took place between 6pm and 9.30pm. The stolen car was recovered in the West Bromwich area.”
Birmingham, Birmingham Mail, laptop theft, missing laptop, non-hodgkins lymphoma, pictures, stolen car
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