Wow... Some people are just sick.

UM Review RN, ASN, RN · Dec 6, 2005

Police said a friend of the nurse found the man, and he may have been there as long as two days.

Good heavens! Persistant little cuss, wasn't he?

boulergirl, CNA · Dec 7, 2005

This is why I never hand over all my keys when I take it to the car shop, either.

SmilingBluEyes · Dec 7, 2005

good heavens is right. HOW AWFUL.

Newbie Nurse SMP · Dec 7, 2005

WOW..that is scary. I never thought about handing my keys over when i get my car repaired or for valet. Now i will think twice. Thank God the woman was unharmed.

It is a SICK world that we live in nowadays!!!

Super_RN, BSN, RN · Dec 7, 2005

Jeesh! What is wrong with some people?! I don't hand over my house keys to anyone (psychotic ex made me way more cautious) but if someone tried to get in the house, Bing and Trax would lick them to death before I had a chance to call 911.

Super

BBFRN, BSN, PhD · Dec 7, 2005

Man, that's scary!

**RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN** · Dec 7, 2005

2 days! :confused: What a desperate creep.

NP2BE · Dec 8, 2005

I do that all the time

rn/writer, RN · Dec 8, 2005

I do that all the time

What? Hand over your keys or hide under someone's bed for two days? :uhoh21:

allnurses Guide · Dec 8, 2005

What? Hand over your keys or hide under someone's bed for two days? :uhoh21:

:coollook:

Well, we hand our keys over to the local mechanic all the time. But our house keys are not on the key ring because we have NO house keys. Our house was built in the 1920's and used those old-fashioned keys and they've been lost for years.

steph

palesarah · Dec 8, 2005

This is why I never hand over all my keys when I take it to the car shop, either.

Same here. I don't remember if it was internet legend or a news story, but several years ago I read about a simiar kind of story regarding a mechanic or garage employee, and have never given them anything but my car key since. You can't be too careful.