Hard as it is believe, priceless photos, voicemails and videos of deceased Fast and Furious 7 star Paul Walker were stolen from the office of his longtime friend and manager on the very anniversary the tragic car crash the took his life last November 30 in L.A. According to the latest gossip news updates, Matt Luber is begging the two criminals captured on CCTV to please return the hard drives containing the only copies of the never before seen data and just keep the dozen iMacs they stole without any questions asked.
It one of the worst timed burglaries in Fast and Furious history, some unknown, unnamed female assailants broke into Hollywood manager Matt Luber's office and got away with $300K in electronics, not including the priceless photos, videos and voicemails of now deceased client, Paul Walker on his hard drives.
After examining the video of the crime on CCTV, Luber told the Daily Mail that he was pretty sure that the women had been casing his office for a while, being that they new the door code and right where to go:
"She comes back down with one computer and then they disappear for about an hour, possibly waiting to see if an alarm goes off."
While Luber certainly isn't happy about the break in, all he really cares about is getting the one of a kind files/memories back from the criminals who took them:
"Give me back my hard drive. Give me back my pictures. Put it in the mail anonymously. Drop if off with the security guards."
Regardless or whatever the the hard drives may or may not contain, Paul Walker's real legacy isn't hidden away in a bunch of 1's and 0's stored in binary on some machine -- it's alive and well in the people the charity he started helps year after year.
Paul's younger brother, Cody, who works hand-in-hand with Reach Out Worldwide since his brother passing told E! News that the charity Walker built isn't the kind of thing that some faceless ne'er do well can just steal away:
"ROWW continues to be, to function, to help others even after our primary contributor, my brother, Paul Walker has passed.
"These missions are truly life changing for all involved.
"I know he would be so stoked to know that. ROWW changed his life, and he was so proud of it."
And a changed life isn't something you can save onto even Apples' solid state hard drive.
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