Visiting couple reports $3k missing from villa on VG
Information reaching our newsroom indicates that the couple was staying at the villa since earlier this year and as they were packing in preparation to leave sometime last week, they discovered $3,000 they had secured in a drawer was all gone.
Unfortunately, the couple couldn’t remain on the island for investigations but the villa's management was alerted to the situation and a report was said to have been filed with the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) for investigations.
35 Responses to “Visiting couple reports $3k missing from villa on VG”
but most modern ad updated hotels have a card reader system and the hotel would be able to identify who gained access to the room during the couple's stay
again... found missing at the last moment
One would think... well someone of sound mind... I will be checking that DRAW every day
and, why wouldn't i place the money in a safe for proper safe-keeping?
So if you go Hawaii and $3,000 of your money got stolen you’d keep quiet and not report it to the Police. You’d probably report $100 if it was stolen.
Obviously, that is where the news site got their information.
this is just a misplacement or a maid accidently throw it in the trash or laundry. accidents do happen.
If I had money place in a draw and I know room service and clearner have to come into my room every night or the end of the week I would be checking on my money. Not when I ready to leave I notice it gone. And how many draws it had in the villa that you couldnt place it in your night stand right next to your bed.
We're anyone else a guest staying with them or someone came to visit. It doesnt always have to be the workers.
People feel comfortable on the islands, but things are changing and not for the better.