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They advised me to:
- Change my locks, especially if I’d ever given spare keys to service workers or acquaintances I no longer trust.
- Install security cameras (indoor and outdoor).
- Keep a record of any other strange occurrences, no matter how small.
- Let neighbors know and ask them to keep an eye out.
🛡️ How to Protect Yourself From Similar Incidents
If you ever come home and notice strange changes — objects moved, doors unlocked, or anything that feels “off” — don’t ignore it. Here’s what you should do:
- Document the scene: Take photos before touching anything.
- Leave the house immediately if you feel unsafe.
- Call the police — even if you think it might be nothing.
- Check your security: Cameras, locks, and alarm systems should be up to date.
- Trust your instincts: Your gut feeling is often right.
🧠 Was It a Prank… or Something More?
To this day, I don’t know exactly who flipped my cups or why. But that incident taught me something important: home isn’t truly safe unless you make it so. Whether it was a cruel joke, a warning, or a random act — it was a violation of my space, and it reminded me how important it is to stay vigilant.
So, if you ever walk in and something just doesn’t feel right — even if it’s as small as a cup turned upside down — don’t brush it off. Sometimes, it’s better to be overly cautious than not cautious enough.
Stay safe, stay aware — and keep those cups exactly how you left them. 🕵️♀️☕
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