St. Louis police searching for woman's stolen tiny home
It shouldn't be hard to spot the property stolen from St. Louis resident Meghan Panu
ST. LOUIS (AP) — It shouldn't be hard to spot the property stolen from St. Louis resident Meghan Panu.
She's looking for a 12-foot-tall tiny home that was stolen sometime Saturday.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports Panu spent the past two years and about $20,000 working on the 20-foot cedar home.
The house was parked outside Refab, a popular spot for home remodeling supplies, when it was taken. Panu says she's gone through surveillance cameras from nearby businesses to try and spot the thief.
Panu, a recent graduate of Webster University, planned to finish the interior and move in this spring.
Some Facebook posts reported seeing the house being pulled by a pickup truck on Interstate 70 west of St. Louis.
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Information from: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, http://www.stltoday.com