A list titled "Things daddy needs" was found in a woman’s Oldsmobile along with four pricey jackets stolen from Nordstrom, according to Pierce County prosecutors.
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Woman with list of "Things daddy needs" accused of stealing Nordstrom jackets
A list titled "Things daddy needs" was found in a woman’s Oldsmobile along with four pricey jackets stolen from Nordstrom, according to Pierce County prosecutors.
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