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Someone broke into my house tonight.
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<blockquote data-quote="skaukatt" data-source="post: 398298" data-attributes="member: 67"><p>Upon reading your ordeal I immediately recalled a situation from my family three years ago but was quickly convinced it was not the same reason as you mentioned this was a young lady in her mid 20's. </p><p></p><p>My mother-in-law, who was 62, and passed away two years ago from Alzheimer's and dementia related complications, was prone to fleeing the house and my father-in-law always had to keep a close watch on her. On one such day he was using the bathroom and came out to find that my mother-in-law was nowhere to be found. In a panic, he ran outside to begin his search. He found her on a neighbors porch trying to fit her keys into the lock on their front door - she thought it was her house. He asked her what she was doing and she said she was going home. </p><p></p><p>In your situation it seems that this young lady was under the influence of something. I would want to find out what the outcome was and why this young lady found her way into your house. I wonder if law enforcement would tell you what the story was?</p><p></p><p>Anyway, it looks like it worked out for the best and you will be replacing or upgrading the lock and security of that door, no doubt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skaukatt, post: 398298, member: 67"] Upon reading your ordeal I immediately recalled a situation from my family three years ago but was quickly convinced it was not the same reason as you mentioned this was a young lady in her mid 20's. My mother-in-law, who was 62, and passed away two years ago from Alzheimer's and dementia related complications, was prone to fleeing the house and my father-in-law always had to keep a close watch on her. On one such day he was using the bathroom and came out to find that my mother-in-law was nowhere to be found. In a panic, he ran outside to begin his search. He found her on a neighbors porch trying to fit her keys into the lock on their front door - she thought it was her house. He asked her what she was doing and she said she was going home. In your situation it seems that this young lady was under the influence of something. I would want to find out what the outcome was and why this young lady found her way into your house. I wonder if law enforcement would tell you what the story was? Anyway, it looks like it worked out for the best and you will be replacing or upgrading the lock and security of that door, no doubt. [/QUOTE]
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