Here’s a close-up of the front page of the Lewiston Tribune (a newspaper in Lewiston, Idaho). Note the two pictures, which are for different stories: one of a guy making a Christmas sign, the other being surveillance camera footage of a thief. Do you see something odd that connects the two otherwise-unrelated pictures?
Click the photo to see a full-size PDF of the front page of this newspaper.
Luckily someone at the local police read the paper, put two and two together and made the arrest. The story is here.
(I have a question: Why didn’t the photo editor or layout people at the paper figure it out?)
Depending on your point of view, the lesson to be learned from this incident could be:
[Found via Miss Fipi Lele and Very Short List.]
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You have questions, I have anweres. From TFA, it was someone from the Paper who put 2 and 2 together and phoned the police at 3AM (which was probably someone getting it hot off the press, I guess still no excuse for layout folks)
I hope that 600 bucks was worth a felony conviction -- potentially 5 years + 10k fine. Ouch.
@Rashkae: Well done, and thanks for the answers!
@Chris Taylor: It's hard enough getting law-abiding, productive members of society to do cost/benefit analyses, never mind the ne'er-do-wells.
Maybe the time is ripe for game theory gangsta rap. Prisoner's dilemma in the hizzle!