text=WiebeTech -  G5Jam's Kidnapping

Kidnapping timeline

February 2007 - G5Jam and Sonnet Host Card last seen by local WiebeTech employee in Warehouse.

March 2, 2007 - WiebeTech receives a cryptic message and a photograph of a possible suspect. WiebeTech, though saddened, refuses to cooperate.

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March 5, 2007 - working on a hunch, a company insider begins a private investigation of the missing G5Jam and compares original sales collateral material to photo of primary suspect. Based on Forensic analysis, PI suspects an inside job.

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March 9, 2007 - All WiebeTech end users are alerted to the news of the missing G5Jam.

March 12, 2007 - WiebeTech customer sights G5Jam in UK without Sonnet Card. Blurry image of product with possible suspect captured on surveillance. Latest image of suspect is compared to existing evidence.

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March 13 2007 - Company insider, armed with considerable evidence as to whereabouts of the missing equipment, executes a sting operation to retrieve the G5Jam. The operation fails. The suspect escapes without positive ID and the G5Jam is found mutilated.

March 14, 2007 - WiebeTech pays an exorbitant fee to repair the deceased equipment in preparation for an open casket service.

At 2 pm Central Standard Time, G5Jam is laid to rest in a small ceremony outside the WiebeTech warehouse. A short eulogy was read by CEO James Wiebe and memorials were read aloud followed by the dispersion of G5Jam UPC labels and SKUs. Bagpipes provided by Nathanael Harvey.

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G5Jam has served us well - for alternate storage options, we recommend SilverSATA


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