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Old 06-03-2018, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Morgrhim View Post
I've gotten a hold of our realtor and asked them to try and track down the previous owners. I've also been very vague, just saying I found a firearm and I will gladly return it if they can give me details.

My main worry there is anyone can say "Oh yeah, that was mine".

As far as location, I'm in Seattle. I took the serial down to my local precinct on paper and it's not reported stolen.
Unlike finding a firearms in the field were most state laws require the finder to make a reasonable effort to return it to the owner, when a deed is signed on a house and it is notarized the new owner has rights to all items and contents unless otherwise agreed to. Finding out if it was stolen or not was a good move but you are under no obligation to try and find who left it there you bought it when you paid for the house.
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