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Somebody Stole $5,000 of Gear from Lindsay Ell’s Rental Car

Somebody broke into Lindsay Ell’s rental car while she was at a writing session in L.A.  She posted a photo of herself at the airport looking pretty bummed.

She wrote, “My full backpack got stolen.  My wallet.  Lost about $5,000 of gear.  Still have my guitars.  The only part I’m really sad about is losing song and picture files that were on my hard drive and I hadn’t backed up yet.”

The only bright side is that people heard about it and reached out pretty quickly.  Someone even arranged for her to pick out a new backpack.

 

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