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Posted by jim r on June 11, 2002 at 21:59:13:

my brothers wife just had her 1999 nisian maximum stolen from work the cops found it 3 days later the repairs cost are gonna be about 6k the car was 25k new all state says there should have been no why the car should have been stolen it has a special ignition switch which prevents car thefts. all state for the most part is saying she stold her own car and sounds like they 're gonna play hard ball with her. her and her family have been all state member for years and thats the kind of treatment they get even the cliams adjuster was indignent with her. is getting a lawyer the only recouse my brother & his wife have. I would appreciate somebodys advice thanks jim

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: my brothers wife just had her 1999 nisian maximum stolen from work the cops found it 3 days later the repairs cost are gonna be about 6k the car was 25k new all state says there should have been no why the car should have been stolen it has a special ignition switch which prevents car thefts. all state for the most part is saying she stold her own car and sounds like they 're gonna play hard ball with her. her and her family have been all state member for years and thats the kind of treatment they get even the cliams adjuster was indignent with her. is getting a lawyer the only recouse my brother & his wife have. I would appreciate somebodys advice thanks jim

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