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12-foot Halloween skeleton to be replaced by creator after it was stolen from Austin neighborhood
10/21/2022 10:15:00 AM The Halloween display a 12-foot tall skeleton is not cheap They can cost several hundred dollars but a decision was made to only post images on social media
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The Halloween display a 12-foot tall skeleton is not cheap They can cost several hundred dollars but a decision was made to only post images on social media The Halloween display a 12-foot tall skeleton is not cheap They can cost several hundred dollars but a decision was made to only post images on social media home.On Oct. 15, a white SUV drove up and stopped in front of a home on Fathom Circle in Oak Shadows Condominiums."We have a very blatant, no trespassing sign at the entrance of our street. There's only one way in, and it's the same way out. So we were struck with shock when we learned that our neighbor's large 12-foot skeleton had been stolen in broad daylight," said Grazia Ruskin the president of the HOA. Ruskin spoke to FOX 7 Austin on behalf of the homeowner who was victimized. The Halloween display, a 12-foot tall skeleton, is not cheap. They can cost several hundred dollars, but a decision was made to only post images on social media.RELATED STORY: Read more:
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Suspect takes register from drive-thru window in Austin neighborhoodChicago police are searching for a man who stole a cash register from a McDonald's drive-thru window in the Austin neighborhood Thursday morning. Rash of Hyundai and Kia cars reported stolen in AustinChicago police are warning West Side residents after a series of vehicles were stolen this month in the Austin neighborhood. Northwest Austin home.Northwest Austin home.Grazia Ruskin, the president of the HOA for the Austin condominium community, said her neighbor was the victim of the stolen skeleton and does not want to be identified.. On Oct. 15, a white SUV drove up and stopped in front of a home on Fathom Circle in Oak Shadows Condominiums. 15, a white SUV drove up and stopped in front of a home on Fathom Circle in Oak Shadows Condominiums. "We have a very blatant, no trespassing sign at the entrance of our street. Ruskin said they live in a small community with only one way in and out of the neighborhood. There's only one way in, and it's the same way out. There's only one way in, and it's the same way out. So we were struck with shock when we learned that our neighbor's large 12-foot skeleton had been stolen in broad daylight," said Grazia Ruskin the president of the HOA. The security footage belongs to the victim, and the victim shared it in hopes of identifying the thief. Ruskin spoke to FOX 7 Austin on behalf of the homeowner who was victimized. Ruskin spoke to FOX 7 Austin on behalf of the homeowner who was victimized. If anyone has any information about the theft, email. The Halloween display, a 12-foot tall skeleton, is not cheap. They can cost several hundred dollars, but a decision was made to only post images on social media. They can cost several hundred dollars, but a decision was made to only post images on social media. RELATED STORY: 12-foot Halloween skeleton stolen from Austin neighborhood Security footage of person stealing 12-foot skeleton from Northwest Austin neighborhood An Austin community is offering a reward for information leading to the identity of the person caught stealing a 12-foot skeleton from a front yard. "We have not involved APD at this point. "We have not involved APD at this point. If anyone has any information about the theft, email. My neighbor did not file a police report. I guess, you know, our thinking, her thinking and then our thinking at large is they're very strained, constrained with their resources right now," said Ruskin. I guess, you know, our thinking, her thinking and then our thinking at large is they're very strained, constrained with their resources right now," said Ruskin. On the video, a person, possibly a woman wearing a red headscarf can be seen casually walking around the display. In broad daylight, she pulls it down and loads it up. In broad daylight, she pulls it down and loads it up. "Just on this particular Saturday at 4:45 p. m.m., all of us were either inside our homes or not home at all. And that thief grabbed that skeleton, as you see in the footage, and somehow managed to get it into the back of their vehicle," said Ruskin. And that thief grabbed that skeleton, as you see in the footage, and somehow managed to get it into the back of their vehicle," said Ruskin. Still images provide a closer view of the SUV, which has possible damage to the front bumper, and of the thief. Ruskin says the skeleton, wedged in the back of the SUV, was last seen near a Goodwill store. Ruskin says the skeleton, wedged in the back of the SUV, was last seen near a Goodwill store. The driver apparently stopped there to secure it better. Image 1 of 3 Security footage captured the thief in action stealing a 12-foot skeleton from a Northwest Austin neighborhood. Image 1 of 3 Security footage captured the thief in action stealing a 14-foot skeleton from a Northwest Austin neighborhood. The incident has gone viral. "Really, it's gone national. "Really, it's gone national. We have folks from as far as Tennessee and Florida and Utah and Michigan who have reached out," said Ruskin. Since the incident has gone viral, the creator of the skeleton, Lance Allen, found a replacement for the owner. Since the incident has gone viral, the creator of the skeleton, Lance Allen, found a replacement for the owner. It will be shipped out soon. DAILY NEWSLETTER All the news you need to know, every day By clicking Sign Up, I confirm that I have read and agree to the . DAILY NEWSLETTER All the news you need to know, every day By clicking Sign Up, I confirm that I have read and agree to the.