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Re: Final words on Peekskill meteorite car

Daniel Garson writes:
>Questions regarding whether or not the pieces are real and who I am are
>certainly valid.  Nothing was stolen, but merely
>picked up, as I have mentioned before.  My father is a Peekskill
>resident (I am a former one) and was walking by the
>scene a day or two after the impact on his was to a local jogging track.
>He had heard about the incident and was curious just like everyone else
>in town.  He stopped, picked up some car pieces and continued on his
>way.  Again, this was broad daylight,
>people all around and a TV camera crew in the front yard.  Hardly the
>ideal situation for a "thief"!

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for the response.  The car pieces are the personal property
of Michelle Knapp who owned the car.  From your description, it sounds like your
father did not ask permission from Michelle Knapp to keep the pieces.
It does not matter if he took them in broad daylight, or if a TV
camera crew was around.  By picking up and keeping the car pieces without
permission from the owner, this is a clear case of theft.

Ron Baalke