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Ribstone Man Seeks Justice Through Facebook

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An Alberta man is hoping that Facebook can help him track down a thief. Ribstone resident Calvin O’Neill had his Fender Select Telecaster guitar stolen out of his locked truck on Saturday night. After talking to police, O’Neill started posting on social media sites, hoping to hear from someone who has seen his guitar. O’Neill says Facebook has been useful to others in the same situation, and he’s confident the culprit will be caught. He is offering a reward for the return of his guitar. To help the search, go to ‘FindMyFender‘ on Facebook.

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