Quoted from Fast-Ed:

Pawn shop offered all the pins and lots of parts to me for 2,500.00. I knew they were robs and called him. What sucks for Rob is the sherif rents his house from the guy that owns the pawn shop. Pawn shop owners a d***, my daughters married to his son but he's still a d*** head. He is just bulling Rob. He tries that with me every now and then but he knows if he jacks with me I'll knock his d*** stiff just like I did his sons friend. Ed

Quoted from Fast-Ed:

His sons friend wise assed off to me and I punched his head for him outside of the fitness place that he came out off after he was done lifting weights. Knocked him totaly out. Cops came and he is such an ass to everyone in my small town that they told me he needed it and I should just leave before he wakes up. He's a really big guy but went down really fast after I punched him in his face. I got calls 3 weeks later from parents that said I heard what happened and good for you he needed that.

Quoted from Chosen_S:

Those tiles only work off of Bluetooth , and a bluetooth smart phone needs the app installed and be within 50 feet to locate where the tile is "at the moment"
Not the greatest locating device when gps is needed unfortunately

Quoted from o-din:

I'm not sure anybody wants to Google "D*** knocked stiff" unless maybe you live in the show me state.

Quoted from mbaumle:

I partially agree. True story: A year and a half ago, my home was broken into. Nearly everything of value was stolen from us--you name it. Jewelry, musical instruments, and anything still in a box that could be "returned." We had a suspicion we knew who the person was, so we set up a camera, and primed him with some bait. Lo and behold, we caught him on camera. It was our heroin addicted next door neighbor. We caught him live on the camera, and called the police from work. According to our other (infinitely better) neighbors, when the police arrived and caught him snooping around our house, he told them that he was "taking out our trash, like he always does when we're not around."
Long story short, we found out that he had been broken into our home more than 7 times, only taking small things here and there as to keep us from noticing. His wife opened up the trunk of his car to see if we could recover anything from our house, but the damage was done: The pawn shop he took the jewelry to already melted the gold, and he "returned" all of our boxed things to whatever store he could find. In court, he pleaded that he was addicted to heroin, and therefore according to NJ state law, afforded him to be tried in what's called "drug court." After all was said and done, he only spend a month or so in prison (only the amount of time it took to set up the trial), must pay us in restitution, and will remain on probation for a minimum of 5 years while submitting to random drug tests throughout, or until restitution is fully paid off, they also issued him mandatory rehab. So far, we've only received about $50 (there's no minimum payment) from this sleaze ball.
OP, I wish you all the luck in the world in this matter. You're lucky that most of what has been taken from you has been found (and at least partially recovered), and I don't have any doubts they will be reinstated to you. It will just be a trying ordeal, but well worth your efforts. As for peace of mind and closure, you probably will not get that. Our sleazy neighbor still lives next door to us, and I still throw up the "bird" at him whenever I get the chance--its about all I can do while we wait for our financial compensation.