General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing gear stolen/lost	3-Dec-2006 At 10:12:54 AM	tmarsh
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Did you report it to the police, Ti? If blood was left on the lock, there would be a good chance that the police could swab the lock and get a DNA profile from it. There would be a very good chance that the person who did it has their DNA profile on the Vicpol database. If one matches the other, bingo. It's not going to get your gear back, but you might feel a sense of revenge! The other thing, check with Recycled Recreation and Cash Converters and see if the gear has been pawned. I would imagine tiny midget sized harnesses would be easy to identify. ;-)

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