Hock Exchange

Thieves.
Gave the guy 5 items to weigh.
Meanwhile my bag of jewellery on the counter with The Who I sssume to be wife which was extremely Loud and couldn’t tell between hysteria or what.
She physically takes my wallet or jewellery bag to her husband whom is around a corner where you cannot see what he’s doing.
2 of my items got swiped in the shuffle of the wife hysteria and poor acting skills of kindness while she swiped my most valuables.

I ended up losing 2 of my most meaningful pieces of Jewlry NOT for sale.

Never received a receipt of an itemized list.

It’s hard to believe people can do this to other people.

They will N E V E R know how much those two pieces meant to me.


All in all it was like a game of three cups and a queen card under one of them.
They kept grabbing things when I specifically DID NOT WANT TO SELL them. But the wife took them fro me. And to the amount she will never ever know has broken my faith in people, the world altogether.

I feel so violated and robbed I don’t know what to do.

They wouldn’t even care
They took my fully organized retail items and treated me like some dirt off the ground.
Moving fast and taking my jewlery without my convent.

I do NOT know how this woman and man can possibly live with themselves or look at their faces in the mirror.

These two have pushed me over the edge in believing that good things happens to good people.

They took my innocence
They took my trust
My self worth

They will never know the damage they have caused.

Unspeakable to me.

But they must do this often so watch their hands at A L L T I M E S.
I guarantee you the camera will SHOW the woman swiped my hair pin Victorian era old English cut diamond
And most of all my deceased grandmothers sapphire ring.


Anyone out there know how to bring justice to these people I beg you to reach out to me.
This is an out rage. And there are no words.

I just can’t imagine how they can do that to someone whom was recently hit by a drunk driver and lost an arm.

Evil is alive and well and it is at Hock’s Exchange