Lindsay Lohan's stolen watch may have reappeared -- possibly on the arm of one of the people accused of taking it.
As we've already told you we got the data from the computer Nick Prugo had used during the alleged spree of the Hollywood Hills Burglar Bunch.
One of the images is a Google search for Lindsay Lohan/Blue Rolex. There's also a Google image search for Lindsay Lohan Rolex.
Police believe one of the celebrity targets was Lindsay Lohan. She had watches, among other items stolen from her home.
The image above is from the same computer, showing someone sporting a blue Rolex. One of Lindsay's reps says it well could be LiLo's watch.
If true, the Burglar Bunch is both bold and stupid for the photographic braggadocio.
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You called it.... These people are definitely stupid. Now lets watch LA cops or jurors screw it up.
I LOVE TMZ!!!! You get the 411 on everything first xoxoxo
What would the LAPD do without you?!
Kinda makes me wonder what our tax dollars are going to.
Thanks for making my Friday
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#1, Take your medicine. #2. Um, that's called assault... Try it! Find out for yourself!
Who Cares!
Don't these people have elaborate security systems-and live in gated communities?
These girls need to learn from Khloe. Marry the money first and then steal it in the divorce. It's legal that way.
I just read all the stories posted in last 24 hours on the subject of this "crime ring". Looks like the girl in the photo wearing Lindsey's watch is none other than suspect Rachel Lee!!! I wonder why her bail was the lowest?..... I smell a rat....
Awesome, show off a crappy, old, beatdown, probably fake Rolex. Good stuff you nabbed there.
Anyone else think it looks like that Courtney Ames in the pic?
That's the Rollie she bought for James Franco who refused it.
5. #1, Take your medicine. #2. Um, that's called assault... Try it! Find out for yourself!
Posted at 12:07PM on Oct 23rd 2009 by Some Faustkateer
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And what do you call it when the PAP"S try to hold you hostage until you answer their questions?
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Just because someone's wearing a Blue Rolex doesn't necessarily mean it's Lindsay's.
Um ya That pic looks like Courtney Ames you can tell by the hair line and the crappy dye job.
Check out this pic. Doesn't this girl look like shes with the same watch? http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Cv-0TBEhWVE/SOrmgEArIzI/AAAAAAAAEk0/jOLY7nzGe44/s800/blue.jpg
The group probability liked to exchange the loot to keep it moving from house to house.
