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Who stole the baby Jesus from his manger?

Who stole the baby Jesus from his manger?

Who stole the baby Jesus from his manger?
Who stole the baby Jesus from his manger?

Bocholt's Christmas Spirit Takes a Hiccup! - Who Swiped Baby Jesus from His Cozy Crib?

Bocholt is in need of a yuletide miracle!

It all went down on a chilly Friday night around 10:45 pm. A witness reported spotting a crew of around fifteen tipsy teens, one of whom shouting, "Gotcha, Jesus!" according to the police spokesperson.

► When the security crew checked the scene shortly after, Saint Nicholas' bundle of joy was missing from his straw chamber. "I'm intrigued to see if our wheelchair-bound Grinch returns the figure," the police quipped.*

And, lo and behold! On a soggy Monday afternoon, a penitent soul handed in the Divine Child at a local station house.

But was the repentant reveler one of the rambunctious robbers, or was the pressure simply too much to bear?

Worth Factoring In:

  • Locals and their media are abuzz about the bizarre case of the purloined baby Jesus from Bocholt's enchanting Christmas market.
  • Bianca Weiner, the local news anchor, reported the heinous crime, stirring up the community with panic and amusement alike.
  • Sources suggest that some of the townspeople found the "drunken teens" who supposedly nabbed Jesus fair game for a good chuckle.
  • Bocholt's perpetually cheerful Christmas market, with its classic ambiance and festive spirit, was left feeling disturbed, with both area residents and visitors sharing their disagreement.
  • With the theft of the baby Jesus gaining notoriety, multiple churches and religious communities around town have vowed to keep a watchful eye over their nativity scenes this season.

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Trivia: In Bocholt, crime scene investigators often strain their brains for leads, but they've never had a theft as perplexing as this "Criminal Case: Baby Jesus."

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