This sounds far more like a robbery or mistaken-identity case (or a theft victim thinking that the subject was himself a thief of that person's property). Ther

This sounds far more like a robbery or mistaken-identity case (or a theft victim thinking that the subject was himself a thief of that person's property). There is nothing about this indicative of actual police procedure. Craigslist-originated robberies are fairly common in urban U.S. CL regions. In any case, there are contradictions in her account. For one, she expresses concern about his "personal files" being probed, copied and taken (with no indication why any would be of any interest to any level of law enforcement), yet this was a computer he was selling to a complete stranger as it was -- why would any personal files of any value or vulnerability be left on it in the first place?