Leslie Miller waited all weekend for a pair of pants she ordered online to arrive at her Indianapolis home. But instead of finding what she ordered, someone left US$25 in her mailbox — with a note apologizing for stealing her pants.
“I was just dumbfounded. Who does that? Who leaves money and a note behind? Who does that?” Miller told CBS 4 in Indianapolis.
Miller said she appreciates the gesture but said the money and apology don’t make up for the thief stealing pants that she spent a lot of time searching for online.
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“I had been searching for weeks for this certain pair, this certain pattern. I was excited when I got the shipment notice and came back and no pants,” Miller told CBS 4.
Miller is keeping an eye out for anyone wearing the same pants she ordered.
However, she’s holding out hope the thief will still return her pants.
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