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Question: I was in the united States in virginia on the 27th of August. I brought 4300 usd with me. I stayed in a house where there are several separate units. No one had access to my unit or place. I stayed for 11 days and when I got back to canada I noticed money missing. When coming back I took the bus from Virginia to New york all the way to montreal. I then took another flight from montreal to edmonton. I HAD MY MONEY WITH ME at all times in my small purse bag. It contained my passport and my iPhone 11 yet despite thinking I got robbed in the house, they did not take the entire money but only 1500 usd. My iPhone was not taken neither was my wallet or IDs and debit cards or Master card. VERY ODD. I suspected it was my friend who let me rent the place but he said I had the only Kew and it could not of been anyone else. I hadn't noticed anything suspicious too.
It indeed seems like a quite puzzling situation. Here are a few pieces of advice: 1. Double check all your belongings: It's always good to double or even triple check all your bags and clothes you traveled with just in case the money might have been misplaced. 2. Keep a record: If you haven't done so, document what happened - where you went, who you were with, and when you first noticed the missing money - in case you decide to report this to the authorities. 3. Contact relevant authorities: Although it might seem a bit late, you may want to report the situation to the Virginia police and search for assistance at your local Canadian embassy or consulate, as well as informing the Canadian law enforcement. 4. Review your travel movement: Did you at any point leave your purse bag unattended, even just for a second? It's crucial to remember this as thieves can be very quick and discreet. 5. Change your credit/debit card pins: Although they weren't stolen, whoever took the cash could have seen your card credentials and might attempt to use them in the future. To be on the safe side, consider changing your pin numbers. As for the suspicion towards your friend, if you can't find any evidence it's always better to tread lightly. Accusing without concrete proof might in turn damage your relationship. You can convey your worries, but be prepared for the possibility that they might not be responsible. This is a confusing occurrence, but remember it's important to stay calm and take steps to prevent this situation from happening in the future.
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