The Jewelry Is Gone, Along with Something More Valuable: Her Ability to Trust
New Haven Register › March 15, 2007
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The woman who rang Connie Chagares' doorbell on that Tuesday afternoon in early January seemed sincere, trustworthy and unthreatening. She said her name was Josephine. She spoke with an Italian accent.
"I looked through the curtain," Chagares recalled, "and I saw this nicely-dressed lady. So I opened the door."See the full content of this document
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The Jewelry Is Gone, Along with Something More Valuable: Her Ability to Trust
That was her first mistake.
The short, dark-haired middle-aged woman asked Chagares, "Do you know the schedule of those people next door? They're not home. I'm their cleaning lady. Can I leave them a note?...See the full content of this document
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