The Burglar With Conscience

This is an interesting case of theft. Despite stealing, the thief did something that won the hearts of the people. Let's read the details of this case:

Authorities say a thief in southern Spain who stole an old Super 8 camera and tapes from a home discovered to his horror the graphic video content of a man sexually abusing boys.

The thief put three tapes in a brown envelope, kept them under a parked car, and then phoned police from a public call center, instructing them to go discover it.

Inside the envelope, police discovered a note with the home address of the suspected pedophile and a statement from the burglar:

"I've had the misfortune that these videos have fallen into my hands and I feel obligated to turn them in so that you can do your duty and put that (expletive) in jail for life."

Spanish national police announced that they arrested a 64-year-old suspected child molester at his residence -- the one that had been burglarized -- in the southern provincial capital of Jaen.

The suspect was a local football (soccer) coach who resided alone. He attracted some of his young players into watching pornographic videos together and then sexually abused them, police told.

Police have recognized four minor boys who were victims of the alleged abuse, including a 16-year-old who may have been abused for six years.

The suspected pedophile had reported the burglary at his residence to police, listing many electrical appliances that were stolen. But he didn't mention the camera or the videos, police said.

At his home, police said they discovered other videos with graphic content of sexual abuse of boys.

The unbelievable thing about this burglar is that he understood he could be charged for breaking, but he still reported this.

He realized he could be put in prison, but he put human respectability before his freedom and called out this shocking human perversion.

If you don't believe that's the tightest thing ever, go away.

And yes, officials are still looking for “The Burglar with a conscience”

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