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>By one estimate, he hit phones in 30 of them, Wouldn't they know exactly how many states he did this in since he was the only one that knew how to do it?
by johnnyApplePRNG 2y ago
>By one estimate, he hit phones in 30 of them,
Wouldn't they know exactly how many states he did this in since he was the only one that knew how to do it?
- toast0 2y agoProbably not all instances of non-violent coin (and coin box) theft were recorded or assigned to him. Some instances could have been theft by employees or the coin box was inadverdently not returned, or needed replacement but a replacement wasn't available. Post AT&T breakup means the phone companies were less centralized and organized, presumably, than if this had happened in the 1970s.