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Celebrate Tolkien Reading Day with the story of a first edition version of The Hobbit that has its own interesting adventure. Similar to the ring of power in the LOTR trilogy, this book was stolen from, but then later returned to, its home at The University of North Texas. Luckily for all of us book lovers and fantasy fans, it wasn't dipped in a lava bath once it got back home.

In a bizarre twist of events, a vehicle theft from College Station spiraled into a meat heist, leading to the arrest of two men in the Houston area.

A seemingly innocent tip jar, snatched away from its rightful home, leaving patrons and staff alike stunned and speculating about the audacious culprit behind the caper.

We all hate and feel emotionally damaged when our pet animal is lost or stolen.

We hope that Antonio will get the chance to take a deep breath and get his feet back under him after all that has happened.

Having your car stolen is bad enough, but Carol Denmead of Arizona experienced something even more traumatizing than your basic carjacking: a stolen vehicle with her precious pup inside. The 12-year-old collie mix was waiting in Denmead’s 2005 Pontiac last Thursday morning while she quickly ran inside a pharmacy.

A lot of people are losing their homes in this economy, but one Canadian man actually lost his home. A man outside of Toronto called police after he had returned to his mobile home to find it had disappeared.