Michigan resident and Manistee County rock hunter, Tim O’Brien, saw a beautiful 93-lb. petoskey stone in Lake Michigan. So, on September 22nd, 2015, he did what any souvenir treasure seeker would do, he liberated it.
In an official statement, the Michigan D.N.R. said “homie don’t play dat” and they have been trying to haul him in for questioning.
Petoskey stones are 350-mil. year old fossilized Devonian coral and they are the State of Michigan’s Official State Stone.
This particularly large specimen was found off the coast of Northport, Michigan, about 30-miles north of Traverse City at the tip of the beautiful Leelanau Peninsula.
The entire Jobbie Crew has vowed to go without sleep until the case of this mysterious Petoskey Stone Theft is settled once and for all. Join us in our sleepless pursuit of The Truth!
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Good use of state resources, sorry but in my opinion it is just a rock on the bottom of a lake serving no purpose, if anything, confiscate it and put in on display in a museum for others to enjoy
Good use of state resources, sorry but in my opinion it is just a rock on the bottom of a lake serving no purpose, if anything, confiscate it and put in on display in a museum for others to enjoy
It’s obnoxious for them to be pursing this.
It’s obnoxious for them to be pursing this.
I got some sand in my butt crack the Dnr can have back…thank the assholes for the Wolves why you’re at it
I got some sand in my butt crack the Dnr can have back…thank the assholes for the Wolves why you’re at it