A thief in China stole an iPhone from a man with possible gan connections. Upon realizing his mistake, the thief mailed the man his SIM card as well as eleven handwritten pages containing over 1,000 of the man’s contacts, although no iPhone.
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Man copies down 1,000 phone contacts and mails them to the owner of the iPhone he stole
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Published November 25, 2013
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It would be next to impossible to ever label an iPhone thief “thoughtful” — but a recent story coming out of China took a turn for the strange when a thief painstakingly wrote out eleven pages of contact details and sent them to the owner of the iPhone he had pickpocketed.
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