Gabrielle Fuller was running errands when she lost her wallet, which contained the engagement ring her late fiancé gave her
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NEED TO KNOW
- Gabrielle Fuller lost her wallet containing her late fiancé’s engagement ring after leaving a CVS in Massachusetts
- Surveillance footage shows Fuller leaving the store with her wallet but no outdoor footage exists to track it further
- Fuller believes the wallet was stolen and is offering a reward in hopes of recovering the priceless ring
Gabrielle Fuller is hoping a good samaritan will return her lost engagement ring.
The Massachusetts woman had been planning her wedding with fiancé Brandon Staves when he unexpectedly died six months before they were set to say “I do.”
“I went from planning our wedding to planning his funeral,” Fuller told Boston 25 News. “He was really special. He passed about three years ago. He was my happiness and joy. And it’s been tough without him.”
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Three years later, Fuller was leaving a local CVS around 5 a.m. on July 24 when she lost her wallet, which is where she kept her engagement ring.
“Call it naivete, I’m not sure,” Fuller said. “But it’s my wallet. It’s something that I have with me all the time. And I guess that’s why I had [the ring] in there, so he’s with me at all times.”
Fuller shared that cameras in the CVS show her leaving with her wallet, but there is no outdoor footage. She thinks she dropped the wallet after she left the store.
Shortly afterwards, her credit cards were being used for fraudulent charges, which made her believe that the wallet — and ring — had been stolen.
“You’re not going to get much for the ring,” said Fuller. “But it means so much to me.”
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Fuller filed a police report and called local pawn shops, hoping for a miracle. She’s also working on offering a reward.
“If you see this ring at a pawn shop or anywhere at all, just know that’s somebody’s ring,” said Fuller. “There will be a reward, no questions asked, if they see it.”
Fuller is hoping that someone will do the right thing and return her priceless item.
“Whatever you put out there, it comes back to you tenfold,” said Fuller. “So I mean, I think it would do you a service bringing it back home to me.”
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