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Wife found a lock case at the thrift store. We could tell something was inside so we bought it to see what was in it.
Looked it up to on line it a Skyway suitcase from the 80's.
I looked to see if there was a method to break the combination other than trying 1000 possible combinations.
There was it took less than five minutes. Inside was items that belong to a former transport driver.
This was the company hand book dated July 1987.
Forms I guess needed for each load. There was a stack of ten.
The other items under the forms.
The match book is from Yakima, Washington. Which is a good distance from Saint Louis, Missouri where I got this.
Glass case from Alton, Illinois which is close.
The driver's manual dated May 1982.
A look inside the manual. There was name inside as well. I didn't post it to keep their privacy. I did look them up to see if they lived close because this case appeared to have been unused see the 80's so they might have lost it. Unfortunately the gentleman died in November. He does have family near Saint Louis but don't know if I should contact about the case because they might not want it and it might to soon. What you guys think I should do?
twoamartist
I worked in a non-profit thrift store for a long time. The stuff people donated and never emptied broke our hearts. Just let it go.
bcam23
Still a better plot than Twilight
Fayeste
How cool! The last picture is the first page of a retirement plan.
HowToBeSuccessfulAsaSerialKiller
The family probably donated it going through his stuff. Leave them alone, it's none of your business.