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Wallet – The Jenkins
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Why does this person know what car the other person drives and where it is? Not exactly common info found in a wallet.
Why not just stay where their car is? They'll obviously be back at some point.
My wallet has my ID with name and address, which is where the car is likely parked, and it has my insurance card which says exactly what make, model, and year the car is, even has the VIN.
As for the second question, the finder has places to be.
I assume the wallet was found on that block so the wallet finder put those flyers on the parked cars. We just happen to see the perspective of the wallet loser.