Circumstantial Evidence That Tom Ford Had a Blogger Robbed
Or pure coincidence
Former New York Times science writer and current Santa Fe Review blogger George Johnson, who set up a live webcam feed of the lot neighboring his home — which just so happened to be where Tom Ford was building his new house in the Santa Fe area — is the victim of a burglary, where $7,000 of equipment, including "a brand-new Apple Mac Pro computer, two display monitors, two digital cameras, a digital recorder, an iPod, a cell phone, two older monitors, a copy machine and, perhaps worst of all, his backup hard drive and backup power supply" was nabbed while he and his wife slept downstairs. Oh, and the webcam aimed at Ford's house. Johnson plans to replace it, with insurance money.
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While I don't agree with having someone robbed, I can't say I don't sympathize with Ford. How would anyone like it if someone set-up a webcam to overlook the house they're building and invade their privacy. Why was the guy filming an lot anyway, if he didn't know Ford was building his house there?
Is there any evidence that Tom Ford had the robbery committed, other that the blogger appears to think so? It doesn't sound like there is. Maybe he got robbed because he was a dumbass and left the window open so he could catch what was happening at Tom's house, which gave the robbers a lovely view of his computer equipment - an open invitation to be robbed.