See you tomorrow, Chase

I logged on to my bank's website to check out our money situation a little bit ago and noticed that our checking account seemed low, and not 'Katie went shoe shopping low'. I'm talking 'where did that $1000 go?' low. I checked out our activity and found that earlier today somewhere in California, I had apparently used my debit card for $807 worth of something. I have no idea what was bought, and won't be able to find out any more exact details until tomorrow, but I sure would like to find the sneaky bugger that's responsible for this.

I would take a trip to Stockton, CA right now and follow them around for a day or so, then put a baseball bat to everything they had of value. Car, dented and smashed. Home, breezy and brightened. Cat, tenderized. Ruthlessness would help ease my mind.

I digress... Katie called the 800 number for Chase and found that this person tried to drain our account, but was prevented from doing so after the bank froze the account due to suspicious activity.

I know I said it already, but I really want to find the person who did this... Credit card fraud should be punishable by public beatings, as should pedophilia and animal cruelty. Well, that's all the cheer I have for one night.