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If she hasn't had the locks changed by now, everyone in her locale that has spoken to her about the incident has done her a disservice. Changing the locks after a breakin is pro forma. She might even be required to do so by her homeowner's insurance.

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> If she hasn't had the locks changed by now,

She did. I don't see why you need to speculate on that point; in her first blog post that brought this whole mess to our attention, she said "Although I had the locks changed" ...

I think you meant to say this to the parent comment, which suggested "EJ" might be scared because the thieves still had her keys.

Well who knows what keys they might still have? Everyone i know has lots of keys and doesn't get all of them changed immediately.

Then they have the keys to a set of locks that have since been changed.

I was saying that they might have keys to locks that have _not_ been changed (ie office, car, mail, etc).

> I then traded the cat for the return of my keys.

Does that settle your obsession with the keys? The tweakers kept them.

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

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