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May 16, 2018, 09:56 AM
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Unless you have any proof, I'd keep it to myself. Those kind of accusations can destroy relationships.
I hear you on suspecting, but unless you have some real proof or evidence, and not just a hunch, I'd keep it to myself.
That really sucks to be in this position. And maybe your brother already suspects something?
Maybe there's a roundabout way to suggest it? Like, rather than suggest your nephew outright, say "You know, it seems to me that this had to be someone who knew you weren't around and where all the gear was located. Especially since it would have required some coordination to move everything. Is there anyone you can think of who might not be as trustworthy as you think?"
Leave it open ended rather than pointing at anyone in particular. I think that is as much as I would do.
Good luck. That really sucks.
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