AN AMERICAN TOURIST'S STORY OF THEFT IN ARUBA
Author: Wade (---.252.96.224.Dial1.Cincinnati1.Level3.net)
My wife and I just returned this Sun. from Aruba. We are repeat visitors and have never had any problems with theft on the island until this Sat.
While I was snorkeling at Malmok Beach, someone got into my snorkel bag hidden in the rocks and took the car key (left my wife's snorkel equip.) and stole the rental car. My wallet, cash, credit cards, driver’s license, etc. were locked up in the trunk. We purchased all additional ins. offered to us from Budget but they state we declined Theft ins.
Bottom line... It was never offered to us, we are responsible for the cost of the car until it is located.
BE CAREFUL- WEAR YOUR CAR KEY AROUND YOUR NECK OR WRIST AS THE POLICE LATER ADVISED US!!
Is there anybody with a similar incident that can give me some advice. I have nobody to represent me when they find the car and return it to Budget. The car was in pretty bad shape when it was given to us but I did video tape the car before we took it.
Anybody seen a white Toyota Yaris Lic plate # V- 3631??? We love Aruba and will return next year but this is a huge problem that the police call JOY RIDING. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.
http://tinyurl.com/yruqfd
8 comments:
Yes...and...????
Yes, and...what part of that post did you NOT understand?
It serves the couple right. For going to Aruba in the first place. You lay with the dogs. You get fleas.
check out the date that this happened - 5/5/05!!
The Dutch taught the Arubans to steal from the American tourists. Their Dutch laws are Anti-American. Let the stubborn American tourists learn their own lessons, and never visit Aruba again.
That doesn't matter. Michelle is the most qualified Natalee speaker. She is ready and available to work hard to get the justice for Natalee. Many PhD graduates are porposing to marry her. Money is not everything. Justice and true love are.
I assumed they were comments sarcastically left by people that hate me and my blog. I have a good sense of humor...
I went to Bonaire once went diving left my sandals on what I thought was a deserted beach when I cameout 45 min later they be gone. Figured whoever took them needed them more than I did.
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