<human>: So my apartment got robbed (upstairs duplex) while I was at work and my girlfriend was at school. Our dog was here but thankfully he's okay (from what I can see). Our downstairs neighbor called the police when she saw the backdoor window shattered in the late afternoon. There was a window between 9:30 and 4:30 that the burglars could have come in. From what the policemen said, they probably spent no more than a minute in the place and took whatever they could find. To be honest, I wouldn't care so much if they hadn't stolen my late mother's diamond ring that I was going to use to propose to my girlfriend. They took a laptop, imac, slr camera, swiss watches, ipad, etc... They hit the jackpot. What is worse is that we don't have renter's insurance because my girlfriend never followed through with it after getting an initial quote. I really don't know what I'm supposed to do at this point. The only folks that I even suspect are two groups of movers. One small moving company back in August 2011 and two other guys that I saw doing a moving job on our street that I got their numbers with. I don't want to judge or profile anyone but I want to make sure I make the best decisions moving forward. I was thinking about calling the moving companies and asking for their full names to send them late "thank you letters." I'm going to run around the city at the pawn shops pretending I'm looking for certain kinds of rings that would fit my mother's. I'm a public school teacher and my girlfriend is a grad student and we can't afford this at all. Does anyone have any advice of what I should do next? Or should I just accept the fact we lost all of that?

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<bot>: My place got robbed. They stole $20,000 worth of goods. Police can't do anything. And I don't know what I need to do next.