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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – A family didn't realize they'd had an unexpected Christmas guest until a man who had been in their attic for days emerged wearing their clothes, police said.
Stanley Carter surrendered Friday after police took a dog to search the home in Plains Township, a suburb of Wilkes-Barre about 100 miles north of Philadelphia. He was charged with several counts of burglary, theft, receiving stolen property and criminal trespass.
I think that they were upset because I was wearing their clothes.
:shifty:
I would never be able to live in my house without the constant fear of someone being in my house.
This is about 45 minutes away from me...that makes me happy.
If they'd have had a dog to begin with :shifty:
My parent's house is in Bethelehem and I sleep in the attic there, I feel very comfortable going back there now.
(I really do, I don't think someone is going to sneak in and stay there)
Pepsi we live near each other. Should I be scurred?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepsi
You already knew that. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Janglez
I remember you saying something about use being close, but that way you said it made it seem like you were just like going to be close for alittle bit. If that makes sense?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepsi
Until late August.Quote:
Originally Posted by Janglez
Not only would that freak me out enough to buy some home security and a few big dogs, but also unload on that guy with whatever firearm was near.
It's a real life Hider in the House feat. Gary Busey
That guy creeps me tfo.Quote:
Originally Posted by DickStivers
It's 45min from me too. :a2a:Quote:
Originally Posted by Janglez
It's a wonder this type of thing doesn't happen more often. I noticed many houses that would be easy to break into when I was the cable guy. Most of them were houses that had the attic access under the carport. No alarms. One was a duplex that I had to go into the attic where I noticed that the two shared an attic.