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MorganGrayson · 10-12-2005

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch burglar phoned police after fleeing in panic when he found the corpse of an 89-year-old woman in a house he broke into in The Hague.

Police said they were still searching for the burglar who "got the fright of his life."

"He said he was the burglar and that he found a corpse," a police spokesman said. "He found the mortal remains in one of the rooms and left the home to call emergency number 112."

Police were investigating if anything was stolen and believed the woman may have been dead for some time.

What I love about this is the mental image of "Hello? Police? Uh...this is the burglar. I've found a corpse. Uh...no, I'd prefer not to give my name. No, I won't be able to wait for the officer. But...uh...thank you."

Red · 10-12-2005

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Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

What I love about this is the mental image of "Hello? Police? Uh...this is the burglar. I've found a corpse. Uh...no, I'd prefer not to give my name. No, I won't be able to wait for the officer. But...uh...thank you."

Thank you for that.

10-12-2005	#1
MorganGrayson None $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 4,321	Time for a career change when.... AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch burglar phoned police after fleeing in panic when he found the corpse of an 89-year-old woman in a house he broke into in The Hague. Police said they were still searching for the burglar who "got the fright of his life." "He said he was the burglar and that he found a corpse," a police spokesman said. "He found the mortal remains in one of the rooms and left the home to call emergency number 112." Police were investigating if anything was stolen and believed the woman may have been dead for some time. What I love about this is the mental image of "Hello? Police? Uh...this is the burglar. I've found a corpse. Uh...no, I'd prefer not to give my name. No, I won't be able to wait for the officer. But...uh...thank you."