ARRESTED BECAUSE OF HIS FACEBOOK ACCOUNT

An old man from Minnesota, discovered when he arrived home, that his house's door was opened. 

Some money and objects were missing, but when he looked at his computer, he realised that the thief had left his Facebook account opened! Beside the computer, there also were the thief's belt and his wet jeans, so all these proofs helped the police to discovered who the thief was.

The Minnesota man is in jail because he logged into his Facebook account while he was commiting a crime in the home robbery and then, he left it opened.

The robbery took place on a little house in Minnesota. When the owner came home, he noticed that some objects and money were missing so he called the police, but before he phoned, he realised his computer was on, and that in it was the burglar's Facebook account. He also noticed that there were some wet clothes beside the computer. So he thought that they belonged to the burglar. He was Nicholas Wig who was 26 years.

The same owner decided to phone him and say him that if he returned there and gave him back the stolen clothes, objects and money, he was going to give him back his wet clothes.

Nicholas accepted, so when he hung up the phone, the homeowner called the police and told them that the burglar was going to go there.

When Nicholas arrived, the police arrested him. Nicholas admitted he entered in the house to change his clothes and wear one of the owners, he also enter to his Facebook account and to have some objects and money.

This crime cost him 10 years in jail and a fine of 20000€

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