Shoes missing in Waterloo???

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Anyone lose any shoes??

Shoes missing in Waterloo???

By: buddyburtonSubscribe Channel: Pets & Animals Location: Waterloo, IA Thursday, Oct 16 , 08 at 6:08 PM

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Seen these shoes hanging from a telephone wire in a Waterloo neighborhood Thursday and makes me wonder:

"Did anyone lose a pair of shoes???"

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Billy Bob says ... on Sunday, Feb 1 at 8:01 AM

A sure sign of a wantabe gang.

KELLI says ... on Wednesday, Oct 29 at 11:43 AM

Please observe the neighbor carefully! It is known in California drug deals and drug dealerare in the neighborhood.

lacey says ... on Friday, Oct 17 at 1:50 PM

Sounds like bored kids to me!!

Kim says ... on Friday, Oct 17 at 8:11 AM

I looked online, most explanations involve bored kids or drunks. There was mention about this being done to signify a crack house or gang killing but these explanations were attributed to "urban legend". Only the shoe thrower knows....

joetheplumber says ... on Thursday, Oct 16 at 10:17 PM

i heard shoes over the line mean there's a drug dealer in the neighborhood

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