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Black leather briefcase with brass clasp

Charleston Found listing Posted about 1 month ago

Description

Found a black leather briefcase this afternoon around 2:45 pm behind the Charleston City Market on Market Street, near the corner of Church Street. It's a Briggs & Riley briefcase, about 15 inches wide, with a brass clasp and a slightly worn corner, and the interior is red fabric with a leather luggage tag bearing the initials 'C.T.' and a small red heart sticker. Inside I found a USB drive labeled 'Q2 Finance' tucked in a side pocket and a folded note with the name 'Alex Turner' written on it. I know this might be important to someone, so I hope to get it back to its owner; you can reach me at [email protected] to arrange a safe handoff.

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