To whom it may concern: My name is Terence Gomez. This IP address belongs to a stolen computer. Stolen from my home in Chattanooga TN, 37404 in June, 2010. The search has found me to this site, where I am able to finally give datum as to the where about of this Macintosh computer. Macbook Pro Early 2010 edition. Stolen brand new with my files still there. I can see activity from my dropbox account. In addition, I have the serial to this Macbook Pro device as well as proof that it was stolen by the Chattanooga police department. If I need to write the Signal Mountain Police Department please instruct me on how I can flag this IP address? I attempted to find information on how to contact comcast's legal department since this IP address does pertain to my stolen device. Thank you for kindly allowing me to write you about this specific IP address. I can furnish any proof that this Macbook Pro with IP 68.53.218.138 is in fact a stolen device. Your kind attention to this matter is greatly appreciated.
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