Man Steals 5,000 Boxes of Girl Scout Cookies


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On Thursday, a South Carolina man was charged with stealing more than 5,000 boxes of Thin Mints and Shortbreads, The Associated Press reported.

Police fingered 37-year old Christopher Maurice Morton as the alleged cookie culprit who took $19,000 worth of Girl Scout cookies from a Spartanburg, S.C., warehouse.

The owner of Carey Moving and Storage reported more than 450 cases missing after an inventory was conducted on Feb. 26.

There wasn?t a trail of crumbs, but authorities were led to Morton, a truck driver at the warehouse.

Master Deputy Kevin Bobo said Morton has since been fired and charged with "breach of trust more than $10,000."

The plan behind the cookie heist still remains a mystery. But, Bobo said Greenville County sheriff deputies recovered 352 cases from behind an abandoned business.

It?s unclear what happened to the nearly 100 other cases of cookie loot.

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perhaps he planned to sell the cookies like anyone else and then take the profits, or just become a big fat fatty.

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I love the Thin Mints - would steal a few boxes of them lol.

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Thin Mints are good but they've been reducing the number of cookies per box while increasing the price, so I can't blame him for stealing them. Is there an open source alternative to Thin Mints?

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Thin Mints are good but they've been reducing the number of cookies per box while increasing the price, so I can't blame him for stealing them. Is there an open source alternative to Thin Mints?

^ All the GS cookies are just rebranded versions of regular store cookies.

Keebler makes the Fudge Stripe.

I think Nabisco used to make Thin Mint cookies.

Here's a recipe for home baking:

http://www.thedailymeal.com/thin-mints-1

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