Four years ago, Miles McCarvel came home to find that someone had broken into his garage and stole his 1972 Harley-Davidson motorcycle along with a bunch of other items, including some guns. On October 13, Miles came home to find that bike leaning up against his garage, four years after it was stolen.
Miles filed police reports and didn’t hear anything until a couple of years ago when police found one of his guns in California during a gang sweep. They did a check and found that somebody else had pawned another one of Miles’ guns, which he got back, but the motorcycle was still missing. That is until it was returned in the exact same condition it was stolen in. The tires were still flat and there was no battery in it.
After the bike was returned, Miles called detectives to inform them that it was “un-stolen.” Some officers came by his house to take photos and told him that they were just as surprised as he was that the bike was returned. He has no idea who took it or why anyone would return it four years later but he's happy to have it back and it has renewed his faith in humanity.
Source: Fox News
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