The downside of having a third party use your camera
From the New York Daily News:
The 55-year-old McGee’s camera had more than 200 pictures, including many from the Super Bowl weekend with his son Chris and brother John — a New York firefighter.
McFaul, of Northport, L.I., mistakenly took the camera with her after snapping a victory shot of McGee and his son in the craziness following the Giants’ Feb. 5 win over the Patriots.
McGee called Lucas Oil Stadium for 10 straight days, hoping for a hit at their lost and found — only to come up empty.
The healing began when a Chicago television station, contacted by McFaul, ran the Super Bowl picture during the news. McFaul reached out after finding pictures on the Samsung camera of Chris McGee in a Blackhawks jersey.
Link: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/mary-ellen-mcfaul-tracks-tom-mcgee-owner-camera-lost-super-bowl-article-1.1023390#ixzz1mViu3pxc
The 55-year-old McGee’s camera had more than 200 pictures, including many from the Super Bowl weekend with his son Chris and brother John — a New York firefighter.
McFaul, of Northport, L.I., mistakenly took the camera with her after snapping a victory shot of McGee and his son in the craziness following the Giants’ Feb. 5 win over the Patriots.
McGee called Lucas Oil Stadium for 10 straight days, hoping for a hit at their lost and found — only to come up empty.
The healing began when a Chicago television station, contacted by McFaul, ran the Super Bowl picture during the news. McFaul reached out after finding pictures on the Samsung camera of Chris McGee in a Blackhawks jersey.
Link: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/mary-ellen-mcfaul-tracks-tom-mcgee-owner-camera-lost-super-bowl-article-1.1023390#ixzz1mViu3pxc
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