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Details: Brand: Boucheron Model: Serpent Material: Yellow gold Length: Approximately 16 cm Date lost: Saturday, August 15, 2026 Location: Near the curbside/drop-off area at Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) Approximate value: the bracelet has a retail price of 6k USD approximately. Police/Lost & Found: A report has been filed with Charlotte Douglas International Airport (ref # 47535811) and I have also contacted the rental-car company.
Last night around 6:52 p.m., I was walking my two dogs along the Freedom Park loop in Charlotte when the slip happened. They bolted toward the Little Sugar Creek Greenway after a squirrel, and I couldn't catch them, my heart sinking with every bark. My mind kept racing—they're microchipped and friendly, but I worry they'll wander farther if I'm not quick. I've searched the park area around the pond and the bridge and posted this note, praying a kind passerby will recognize them and reunite us through the site.
I was walking along the Little Sugar Creek Greenway near Freedom Park around 11:20 a.m. today when I spotted a tote of hand tools sitting on a park bench. A hammer, a tape measure, and a small power drill were all mixed together, with a sticker that read Carolina Tools on the case. It looked like someone who does small repairs left them behind while taking a break from a weekend project. I gathered the tools and looked for an owner, but I didn’t see anyone nearby. I’m posting in the hopes the owner will recognize their tools by the brands and the general layout.
Friday at 7:12 p.m., I was in my first-floor Charlotte apartment on East Boulevard, just steps from Freedom Park, when I pulled the living room drapes closed to catch the sunset. I dashed out for a quick errand and came back to find them missing from their rod; the room felt suddenly exposed and bright. They're simple beige blackout panels, about 84 inches long, nothing fancy, but they help me sleep and keep the glare down during Carolina summers. If you saw them around the building or near Freedom Park, please keep them safe until I can fetch them.
On a Friday at 6:15 p.m. I found a small pile of shirts tucked behind a bench along Tryon Street near Discovery Place in Uptown Charlotte. They looked clean, washed recently, and were stacked in a loose heap with several sizes mixed together. The colors included blue, gray, and a bright red that stood out. I checked the pockets the best I could, but there was nothing personal left behind. I folded them and carried them with me to this site in hopes of reuniting them with the owner. I know how upsetting it is to misplace clothes in a busy area. I hope this helps someone recover them.
I found Travel Adapters this afternoon around 3:45 p.m., tucked under a bench at the corner of Trade Street and Tryon Street in Uptown Charlotte. They were in a small red pouch, with several universal plugs peeking out. They’re clean, nearly new, and I can tell they’ve seen a few trips. One adapter has a tiny scratch, the kind that happens when you stuff things into carry-on bags. It felt like a small sign that someone might be about to head out on a trip, so I’m posting them here in case the owner spots them.
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