Did you loose your iPod? I FOUND it!!!!

I found a black 80G iPod in the Chicago Ridge area in Illinois. It was found back in December, 2006. A notice was posted in the hallway of the apartment building but received no calls. So here I am to hopefully find the rightful owner of this iPod.
The iPod was found outside in some bushes in front of an apartment building in Chicago Ridge, Illinois.
The full name is on the iPod and I have the serial number.
If you can identify the iPod with your full name and serial number (hopefully you wrote it down or you have it), I will send it to you. I would feel better if you can even identify some of the songs on the iPod.

It's great how everything happens for a reason. The owner of the iPod had forgotten it and had UPS ship it to him. The package got lost and then they ended up just leaving it in a hallway. The owner of the iPod thinks someone must have stolen his package. The person that possibly took it must have dropped it or lost it. That is when my neice found it. My neice was all excited about finding it and I told her that she could not keep it.
I have an iPod so I know what it would be like to lose your iPod. One it cost a lot of money for a video iPod. But even more important I think is all the songs on the iPod. I have many Christian audiobooks on my iPod and my Catholic audio Bible too and many Catholic Christian songs and audio CDs on my iPod. I would not like it if I lost all that from one source.
So I just said a prayer and hoped I could find the owner of the iPod. Thank God! And the owner of the iPod thanks Him too!
Thanks again for your replies.

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