He recovered a wallet stolen 20 years ago during a night of “tour” | the Chronicle

Ryan seymour shared through his Twitter an unusual episode that happened a few days ago. Someone found his stolen wallet and brought it to the police.

The funny thing is that the robbery took place 20 years ago while in the toilet of a bar in the Scottish town of Logchgelly. At the end of April, a member of the Dunfermline police wrote to him to tell him what had brought them together.

“HHello Ryan. I know this is going to sound a little weird, but did you lose a black wallet with your name on it years ago? I work at Dunfermline Police Station and someone has found a wallet in a bush that may belong to them. You have a work card (the one used to enter companies) which expired in 2004. If it is yours and you want to collect it, you can collect it at the station where we will keep it. thank you, Gillian“was the message he received and shared in a tweet.

The story didn’t end there, as Seymour ultimately decided to stop by the police station, puzzled by what his old belongings might contain. After picking it up, he shared the story with his followers again, this time with a Twitter thread. Seymour finally decided to stop by the police station, puzzled by what his old belongings might contain. After picking it up, he shared the story with his followers again, this time with a Twitter thread.

“Ladies and gentlemen, you may remember that a few weeks ago the police contacted me to tell me that I had given them a wallet that had been stolen from me 20 years ago. here it is.” , below.

In addition, decided to show some of the memorabilia he collected, like his employee card when he worked for the Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland, your membership card from a VHS rental store and even your library passes. VHS and even your library passes.

It was all there, minus the 60 pounds I had that day. “I also found my bank cards and stuff. A suitable time capsule. Unfortunately there is no cash, but of course it was stolen. That’s it, even if it was fun. Police sergeant said she had never seen this in 30 years of service“, he concluded.