A woman caught in a stolen dress on a Facebook show

"TechWeb Report" July 22 news, according to foreign media reports, a woman living in the United States Illinois State posted a photo of a new dress on Facebook, and someone to expose her clothes is actually stolen from a clothing boutique. Vanity Saxton, a mortie clothing boutique in the state, recently posted a hunt on Facebook because one of its clothes is missing. This dress is very conspicuous with neon-coloured leopard stripes. A few hours later, one of the shopkeepers, Kert Williams, said a Facebook user had let him see Danielle Saxton's Facebook new post. Saxton wrote in this post: "Love my new Clothes." Williams was surprised to find that the dress she wore was almost the same as the one he had stolen in his shop. Police arrested Saxton for theft and said they had also found other things stolen from boutiques. Some people leave a message that although she was wrong, it is morally immoral to let people laugh at her on social networks. But Williams says the boutique has been using Facebook several times to recapture the merchandise. In a word, it's a matter of vanity, but it sometimes destroys a person.