Stealing Shoes From The Dead?
Putting aside for a moment how creepy this is, think of the logistics involved. Here's the report:
A South Korean who stole 1200 pairs of expensive shoes from funeral homes while posing as a mourner has been arrested, police in Seoul said.How did he do it?
The man identified only as Park, 59, took off his own shoes before entering mourning rooms and donned more expensive footwear when he left.1,200 times? And what was he going to do with them?
He intended to sell them through his own second-hand shoe business, police in southern Seoul's Suseo district said.Making the thefts even more difficult ...
Koreans normally remove outdoor footwear when indoors, especially at funeral homes.So how did Mr. Park get caught?
Police said they caught Park stealing three pairs of shoes, worth a total of two million won ($1950) when new, at one funeral home.
They then raided his warehouse and found 1200 pairs stored according to size in preparation for resale.Shazam! You can see a picture of the shoes here.
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