The cheek!

Wow. Kids today.

The cops can drive home a point better than parental discipline sometime.

I think a night in jail may help her see to reason.

Has anyone noticed that the daughter is most likely at least 18? She obviously doesn't live with her mother anymore or she wouldn't have to sneak in. In my experience, adults who steal family heirlooms and sell them usually have a drug problem. I feel for you OP but if this is the problem, it will continue until she gets some help.

I totally read this FML in a Todd Chrisley voice

You may not be dead, but I hope she doesn't see you as dead to her lifewise...

All the comments replied to mine do not belong in the reply section, they belong as standalone comments. Stop doing that.

Sleep with one eye open.

That or change your locks

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You really think new locks will help in that scenario?..

Metallica - Enter Sandman...

36 - it solves the problem of no more sneak ins

45, your comments ALWAYS seem completely unrelated to me. The worst part is that I worry you're making a valid reference that I don't get...

sleep with one eye open, gripping your pillow tight!

Oh! thank you 60. I guess he really is making valid references.

47 - Maybe I misread the context of this thread, but My thinking was that "sleep with one eye open" was alluding to the fact that the daughter could be a threat. It deals with a will, not being dead and the daughter wanting everything in the will. Hence, "changing the locks" really wouldn't stop a determined, homicidal daughter.

Gripping your pillow tight

Aaand now it's stuck in my head...

Looks like it's all going to the dog!

Actually, if you read the post carefully, it went to the pawn shop.

actually, if you read #3 carefully, you would see they were talking about the will

Actually, if you read #18's comment carefully, his point is that there's nothing left to give because it already got pawned.

actually jesus said "BRB" to the human race

Actually, when I read this chain of comments, they're pretty hilarious

Actually, #38 soiled it...

really?

Maybe you should teach her a lesson the hard way and take her to the police station to discuss what this could lead to in the future... My parents did that with my brother when he was forging progress reports they were supposed to sign!

I used to do that in school when I had a couple bad grades I couldn't fix in time to avoid arguments with my mom. I guess I deserve to go to jail also?

Police station* not jail

yes bringing your child to the cops because he forged your signature on a progress report is definitely a criminal offense that they will arrest you for. I'm pretty sure they laughed at your parents when they left.

They didn't take him to the cops to have him arrested. They took him to the police station to have the cops explain what forging signatures can lead to in the future. Such as forging a check.

Forging on a progress report is a lot different then a check or stealing jewelry... It's a normal thing to try to avoid getting yelled at by your Mum and Pa.

Not too late to change the will now..just kidding. But seriously, that's so fucked up.

Your daughter is stupid

No, her daughter is a drug addict.

...and probably also really stupid for stealing from her parents.

Poor child.

She's not poor. The little thief just stole all her mother's jewelry. Maybe it will be enough for her to make bail.

How is she a poor child? She is a criminal and judging by her not living at home, an adult

Maybe that was the next part of the plan?

She might be your daughter but I agree with others about taking her to the police. Things start small and as they go on they get bigger. I'm sure you don't want to be visiting her in juvie!

Im wondering how old the daughter is though, the way its worded sounds like she doesnt live with OP. My first thought was that it was an adult daughter, but I suppose she could be younger and live with her dad? Im curious now!

No matter how old she is, it's just stupid and deserves punishment

What was the train of thought that led to that plan of action....

Junkie, self-entitled spoiled kid train of thouht