Live
- TGCSC cranks up crackdown on PDS rice black marketing
- Hyderabad: Software Engineer's Suicide in Madhapur and Teenager Killed in Santoshnagar
- Prez Murmu on 2-day visit to city from today
- Which one will you prefer caste census or skill census?
- State should come under naxal watchlist: Activists
- New Zoom survey reveals Indian leaders looking to leverage AI to combat ineffective collaboration
- Vemulawada temple town to get facelift with devpt works worth Rs. 7K cr
- Govt will re-issue BPL cards to eligible families if cancelled wrongly: DKS
- Bengaluru auto driver showcases startup dream to passengers
- Ride to safety campaign held, 240 helmets distributed
Thief Robs Retired Teacher's Home In Tamil Nadu, Leaves Apology Note Promising Return
- A burglar broke into the home of a retired teacher in Tamil Nadu, leaving an apology note promising to return the stolen items within a month.
- The unusual incident occurred while the couple was visiting their son in Chennai. Police have initiated an investigation.
A thief broke into the home of a retired teacher in Tamil Nadu and left an apology note, promising to return the stolen items within a month.
The unusual incident took place on Sathankulam Road in Megnanapuram when Selvin and his wife, both retired teachers, traveled to Chennai to visit their son on June 17.
The couple had hired a domestic helper, Selvi, to periodically clean the house in their absence. When Selvi arrived at the house on June 26, she was alarmed to find the main door open.
The incident occurred while the retired teachers were visiting their son in Chennai on June 17.
Selvi immediately contacted Selvin, who discovered that Rs 60,000, 12 grams of gold jewelry, and a pair of silver anklets had been stolen.
Upon investigating, the police found an apology letter from the burglar, stating, "Forgive me. I will return this in a month. I am doing this because someone in my house is not well."
The Megnanapuram police have registered a case and initiated an investigation.
A similar event happened last year in Kerala when a thief stole a gold necklace from a three-year-old child but later returned the money earned from selling it along with an apology letter near Palakkad.
