It really can happen and
even happened with some clients of one NJ pawn shop. So this is the
story of how a Toms River pawn shop huddled a cheat.
Aaron's Gold is a pawn
shop in NJ with Ann Paris, a 65-years old lady being an owner, and
her nephew Walter Hodnovich Jr. being her manager. Both were arrested
a couple of days ago because they were accused in buying stolen
jewelry. Surely, they knew the original price for precious items and
they could guess it was stolen but instead of informing the police
both decided to earn on that case. Conspirators paid only $140 for a
double platinum ring that was estimated at $15,000. Moreover, they
changed a diamond in a ring into cubic zirconia. By that they broke
the rule that the item purchased by a pawn shop should never be
altered. Nobody knows whether this was the first time of such kind of
a cheat or similar cases happened before. It may happen that the
clients of this pawn shop who applied for their help brought back an
imitation diamond jewelry instead of a real one.
In this case the owner of
the jewelry was found and she had the pictures of jewelry at home, so
she could prove the authenticity of each item. But as you see,
diamonds have always been, still are and most likely will be an apple
of discord for many.
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