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After the passport theft Yesterday, I wrote an entry about my friend's passport theft. Actually, early this morning, he reported to me that his passport had returned to him. He told that he had received an email from a stranger on the next day following the theft. According to the email, the mail sender found my friend's passport at a station and sent the email to the email address written on his student visa. He became happy when he read this email. A couple of hours later, however, another person sent him a very similar message through Facebook messenger. This confused him. He was afraid that he might be tricked, but he decided to meet the person to receive his passport. In the end, he could receive his passport without any trouble. In fact, the two finders are the same person. The person is a Mexican and he culturally has a super long name. Therefore, he usually uses a part of his name, and the names he had used when sending the email and the message to my friend were different, so my friend was puzzled. Anyway, I'm greatly relieved to hear that his passport returned to him.

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After the Passport Theft (If this is a title make sure to capitalize all words unless they are articles, coordinate conjunctions or prepostions)

Yesterday, I wrote an entry about my friend's passport theft. Actually, early this morning, he reported to me that his passport had been returned to him.

He told that he had received an email from a stranger on the next day following the the day after the theft. According to the email, the mail sender found my friend's passport at a station and sent the email to the email address written on his student visa. He became happy when he read this email.

A couple of hours later, however, another person sent him a very similar message through Facebook messenger. This confused him. He was afraid it might be a trick, but he decided to meet the person to receive his passport.

In the end, he could received his passport without any trouble. In fact, the two finders were the same person. The person is a Mexican and he culturally has a super long name. Therefore, he usually only uses a part of his name, and the names he had used when sending the email and the message to my friend were different, so my friend was puzzled.

Anyway, I'm greatly relieved to hear that his passport was returned to him.


I'm happy to hear your friend got his passport back as well! I've been living abroad for 9 years now so I know how complicated and frustrating losing your passport can be. I hope everything goes better in the future for both of you! :) 

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