(Image: Franklin County Sheriff)
On Sunday night, a man in Frankfort, Kentucky stole a boat from a marina, as well as items from other boats at the marina, including liquor and a television. He then picked up some friends and had a party before returning the boat and leaving.
Then, on Monday night, the man returned to the marina, left in undamaged condition all of the items he had stolen, and a note apologizing for his crime. CNN quotes the note:
I am very sorry. I do not know why I did it in the first place. It's way out of my character. That is not what kind of person I am. I do not even remember doing it. I am so sorry. I know this does not make it ok, but it is your stuff, not mine. Again, I am very sorry.
-via Ace of Spades HQ
In 2013, a similar thing happened with Sainte Genevieve Catholic church in which some of her collection of saint relics were stolen. A few weeks later, they were returned anonymously with a letter of apology and request for forgiveness. At the request of the pastor, no charges were filed.
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