Woman’s note to neighbours threatens to ruin Christmas for entire block of flats unless ‘thief’ returns her ‘stolen TV’

A WOMAN has left a note to her neighbours threatening to ruin Christmas for the entire block of flats after her TV was stolen. In her note she vowed to “steal every single package, every mat and every trash can” unless the “thief returns her stolen TV.” @lolaoflucia / twitterThe woman vowed to ruin Christmas after her TV got stolen[/caption] @lolaoflucia / twitterHer threatening note warned her neighbours she would “steal every single package.”[/caption] The woman named Liz, left Twitter users in stitches after she posted the message she left to her neighbours with the caption “So it begins.” The note reads: “To the person who stole my TV. “Bring it back and all will be forgiven. Otherwise, there will be no Christmas in this building. I will steal every single package. I will steal every mat and every trash can. I will engage in warfare until the day I move out. It’s up to you, you broke bitch. you have 24 HOURS.” Her post quickly went viral with Twitter users finding her reaction hilarious. Most read in The Sun SCARE SQUAD Best celeb Halloween outfits - from Medusa Maya to star dressed as Jesy Nelson SPECIAL DELIVERY Amazon driver fired after woman in tiny dress spotted getting out of truck three's a crowd Spencer Matthews and Vogue Williams reveal they are expecting a THIRD child BIG BOY Mum gives birth to UK’s third biggest baby weighing more than a STONE 'I DIDN'T KNOW' Mark Wright apologises for dressing as rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine for Halloween RIVER HERO Dad 'died jumping into river to save 2 paddleboarders' before all 3 drowned One commented: “The way I would be writing her a little sticky note to tell her it wasn’t us please leave my apartment alone.” Another one said: “I’m stealing your tactic, someone stole my phone out of my pocket recently and has been going from destination to destination it makes no sense, all around my area too.” The following day she was happy to announce that her TV had been returned by posting a photo of it writing: “Good morning. As you begin your day, remember that violence is always an option and often the answer.” A Twitter user said: “They only brought it back cause they know they can’t miss out on the other residents Christmas gifts.” Another one commented: “sorry but lowkey disappointed u got it back. wanted to see how this played out.” Someone tweeted: “Woww you’re my hero.” We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours. Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.