How To Get Your Mac Back When The TSA Steals It From You

Cult of Mac
By John BrownleeMay 8, 2013, 12:47 pm269 pts
On a vacation with his wife and kids recently, Paul Deas opened his suitcase and found a rude surprise: his MacBook had been stolen. Not only that, but the thief had helpfully left him a note inside, telling him exactly who had robbed him: TSA Agent 5414. Paul eventually got his MacBook back, but his post on…

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