An Augusta woman had more than $4,000 in clothing and electronics taken from her home while she was out of town on an extended job interview, a Richmond County sheriff’s report states.
Vickie Faulkner, 49, told deputies she asked a man to water her plants Aug. 29 while she was in Boston. When she realized she would not be coming back to Augusta to get her things, she asked a family friend to get her possessions for her.
That friend told her it was not only difficult to find the man tasked with watering her plants, but that many of her possessions were missing.Faulkner said she had been told her clothes had been donated to Goodwill.
Very strange story. What is the relationship with the man flower waterer? Who owned the house where her clothes were? Giving someones clothing to Goodwill is a statement of either a death or a bad ending of a relationship. This has been a very strange behavioural weekend.
What kind of a job interview lasts for over a month?
You can bet that there is more to this story than what is printed here.
I thought I just wasn't awake yet when I read this.
You can't make this stuff up folks!
So did the guy that watered the plants donate the clothes or the friend?
How does she know the friend is really a friend? Would not be the first time things like that happened. Sounds like she should have gotten back here and taken care of things herself.
Is it a full moon? Giving away clothes, keeping a dead body......whew!
I know what really happened, but I'm not saying here.
The new rental agreement for Richmond County now reads: No keeping dead bodies in the apartment or house, possessions left when you vacate, go to Goodwill.
Help! I am confused, and this type of report should not be confusing.....
Jane is correct. This story should not be furnished until and unless more information is gathered to put together a complete and compelling story. We've got pablum, but no meat.
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