A Very Sorry Utah Hunter
Yesterday we received a letter with $30 cash in it. The letter reads as follows:
Dear King’s Camo
I, a young naive man, come to you in sorrow and in the deepest humility seeking forgiveness of a horrible thing which I did to your company. January of 2009 while at the Hunting Expo in Salt Lake City, I stole items from your booth. My friends and I were intrigued by the calendars and decals you had on display out on the outer rim.
I used the bags that are freely given by the Expo to gather the free items from around the Expo to hide my crime. I placed two calendars and two decals in the bag before running off with my friends. I have placed in this envelope the money that would pay for those items. At the Expo the calendars were 8 dollars each and the decals were either 4 or 2, I do not remember. So to be safe enclosed is 30 dollars cash. I know that no amount of money can repay my crimes to this company, but the least I can do is officially pay for the items that I have used and taken.
I again ask you for you to forgive a stupid mistake made by someone who is truly and greatly sorry. I hope that you can find it in your hearts to forgive me. As a fellow hunter, I am grateful for what you have done for the hunting community in Utah, and I am sorry for taking advantage of that. Thank you so much for your time, and again, I really truly am sorry.
- A Utah Hunter
The reason I posted this letter is I don’t know who this person is. So hopefully he may see this blog post and know that we here at King’s are proud of his decision for doing the right thing, being a better person because of this and maybe an example to his friends. Thanks for your effort to try and make this right. As a business, it is very much appreciated.
Add comment February 2nd, 2010 David King - King's Outdoor World
