Texas Thief Claims that Loot He Stole is Fake!!!

One of the biggest home burglaries in history took palce in a Houston suburb in the home of former Beauty Queen turned socialite and multimillionaires Theresa Roemer. Roemer had appeared on an ABC news segment bragging about her 3 story, 3,000 foot closet in her home. Roemer claims that her closet was filled with designer shoes, handbags and clothing. The thief stole over $1 million dollars in merchandise from Roemer. He then contacted her and tried to ransom her items back to her for $500,000.00 and if Roemer refused he would tell everyone that the items he stole were all fakes. Well, Roemer refused to pay, not because she couldn't; she is a self made multimillionaires. So the burglar made good on his threat and contacted Press reporter Craig Malisow on a burner cell phone and while disguising his voice with one of those voice gizmos and offered to send the reporter some of the stolen items. So Craig gave him his address and  later on that week he received a large envelope containing about 15 items; a Rolex watch and some jewelry. Roemer identified the items as being hers but no one in the Police dept, that's where Craig turned over the items to, would confirm or deny if the items were fake or not. Hmmmm, Roemer claimed in her ABC news segment that she spent $500,000.00 constructing the closet and that was just on the construction costs alone, she also claimed in that segment that she spent $2 million on all of the items in it. She had several Birkin bags, Louis Vitton and Rolex watches and lots of Christian Louboutin heels. Roemer claims to have spent $60,000.00 each for the 3 Birkin bags that were stolen. Really gurl? I've never heard of that bag costing that much, normally the prices given for a Birkin bag is $15 to $30,000.00. Also, if you spent half a million building a closet, why wouldn't spend some money insuring that your home is burglar proof? The window that the burglar gained entry into was a first floor bathroom that was not alarmed nor constructed with shatter proof glass! Nor were there bars on the window! I mean honestly, why don't you just put up a sign that says "enter here!". hahahaha You cannot really build a house that is completely burglar proof, if a thief wants to get in, he's gonna find a way. Even if it means driving through a wall. I am just saying don't make it so easy by putting regular glass into a first floor windows and no bars or alarms on the windows. A few months ago, I saw Floyd Mayweather Jr on a news segment and in his home closet he had his beautiful clothes, watches and sun glasses displayed but inside of locking cabinets with glass door fronts. Now I am not claiming that those locked cabinets are going to deter any would be thieves, but it's just going to make it a little more difficult for them to get at those items!  Especially, if you can afford to spend $2.5 million constructing a 3000 sqr ft closet and filling it, then spend more than $100.00 on the windows on the first floor. That's all I am saying.