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Posted for "Tom Gourley" <tom.gourley@verizon.net>:

Fick Argente wrote:
  
  "FYI, a week or so ago, I was helping a friend of mine install the nose
>  wheel covers on his Cherokee.  This aircraft have been sitting on the
>  tramac for about a month now and my friend has decided to sell it (he
>  just purchased a nice Super ES!).  After completing the job, we both
>  decided to take the Cherokee out for a spin.  Guess what, during the
>  prefilight, we discovered that both wing tanks were stone dry!  Similar
>  to your incident, someone decided to drain all the fuel from both wing
>  tanks..."
  
  It disturbs me a lot to think that there are individuals out there who would
put people's lives at risk for a few gallons of avgas. To think that some of
these people may be part of the pilot community is even more disturbing. Such
behavior is unforgivable.
  
  Tom Gourley