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Land Rover Is Making Its Dakar-Winning Defender Street Legal With This Limited Edition

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Liked by +74 others Related Posts Stabilizing the Foundation Against the Trend: What Did Jaguar Land Rover Do Right?
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Woman's ashes stolen in car burglary in Oakland's Chinatown

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By Henry Lee Verified
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The Brief Victim of car burglary in Oakland's Chinatown from out of state His wife's ashes and personal effects among items stolen Family offering $500 reward OAKLAND, Calif. A woman's ashes were stolen during a car burglary in Oakland's Chinatown as her widower was having dinner. "If you know who did it or if you're the person that did do it, please, have a heart. Give it back," said Jessica Matthews, the stepdaughter of Jill Smith, whose remains were among items taken during the break-in.
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Woman's ashes stolen in car burglary in Oakland's Chinatown

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By Henry Lee Verified
| KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA) Verified
Ashes stolen during Oakland car burglary A woman’s ashes were stolen during a car burglary in Oakland’s Chinatown while her grieving husband was having dinner. A woman's ashes were stolen during a car burglary in Oakland's Chinatown as her widower was having dinner. "If you know who did it or if you're the person that did do it, please, have a heart. Give it back," said Jessica Matthews, the stepdaughter of Jill Smith, whose remains were among items taken during the break-in.
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