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Article: CACHE OF KNOCKOFF BAGS TRIGGERS FEDERAL CASE
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- November 4, 2005
- Author:
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Three sisters from Chelsea, and the boyfriend of one, were
allegedly running a brisk business selling knockoff handbags of
designers like Gucci, Kate Spade, and Louis Vuitton for $40 apiece at
"purse parties" hosted by suburban moms and at a weekly flea market.
Then last November, after more than 200 purse parties over 16
months, one of the sisters, Katherine Luong, 26, reported to police
that a locker she rented at Extra Space Storage in Revere had been
broken into by another renter who stole 75 handbags, valued at
$1,500.
The alleged thief struck back.
He tipped off the Suffolk district attorney's office that he
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