Children's home robbed, local businessman replaces stolen Wii
by David Hinkle 
{ Dec 31st 2008 at 3:05PM }
Enter Dundee businessman Charlie Kean of Kean Slaters, who stepped forward (among the many other local individuals who've helped this family get through this tough time) to provide the family with a new Wii, as well as some games. Currently, the criminals have yet to be apprehended by authorities.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
PSIJunkie @ Dec 31st 2008 3:25PM
Aww well that was real nice of him.
shawn @ Dec 31st 2008 3:38PM
how anyone can steal from a child is beyond me,i hope they find the idiots that did this...its great that there are still some nice people in the world but still anyone that steals from a kid should be run over by a guiness truck
Twinkie Beyond @ Dec 31st 2008 3:53PM
Hell, I'll steal from a kid if it means free beer.
Rocketboy @ Dec 31st 2008 3:52PM
"Children's home robbed"
Children shouldn't own homes. It's just irresponsible.
Sisyphus @ Dec 31st 2008 4:14PM
I completely agree. They're usually only 4 feet high, made of brightly colored plastic and lack door locks. Heck, they even lack automatic weapons to defend your land.
EXTREME Seph @ Dec 31st 2008 4:34PM
Besides all the inconsistencies that people have pointed out in other comments, this story made me "d'awwww".
Bill @ Jan 1st 2009 1:47AM
this is what happens when you don't lock your doors, guys!!!
Joseph Lundstrom, Jr. @ Jan 1st 2009 2:10AM
I'm wondering why they're holding the nunchuck with no Wii Remote attached... Ô.O
It's almost as bad as that one ad with people holding game controllers from different systems and one guy has the Xbox controller backwards...
Anonymousaurus @ Jan 2nd 2009 12:01AM
its good to know there's news that actually brings a positive outcome on a crime related to video games.
how come we never hear about these things on our news?