August 26th, a burglary happened in a house of a signer of Declaration of independence. It was the house of William Whipper, one of the three New Hampshire signers to the document. The man broke some items in the house. He says that he was being chased by two people, but there are no other evidences.
William Whipper, even though he is not here anymore, his property should have been more carefully protected or guarded. I think that is a way to treat a man that contributed to the nation's declaration or freedom.
http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/news/statenewengland/1014334-469/declaration-of-independence-signers-home-vandalized-in.html
August 26, 2013
Oh..that is so startling. I feel so sorry for him. Yes, I agree. his properties should have been much more guarded carefully.
답글삭제I haven't heard of the name William Whipper, but I need to know who he was now. He tried to make the nation's declaration and freedom. He must be remembered too.
답글삭제Since there is no evidence, I am not sure to agree with you. However, it is not right to break items in the house of a person who is not important whether he or she is a signer of Declaration of Independence or not.
답글삭제I agree with topher's opinion, we should protect his property more carefully.
답글삭제I also agree with him, because we have responsibility to keep our ancester's property.
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