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The Tickler

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NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. - Police are on the lookout for the naked tickler. Investigators said they believe one man could be responsible for a series of bizarre break-ins in which a naked man enters victims' rooms while they are sleeping and tries to tickle their feet.

 

The naked tickler struck again in New Smyrna Beach over the weekend.

 

Investigators have been working on five similar, unsolved cases since 2001. Most of the victims are women over age 60, said police Cmdr. Wade Kirby.

 

Kirby said no arrests have yet been made because they don't have a lot to go on.

 

New Smyrna Beach is 44 miles northeast of Orlando.

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    I laughed out loud reading this..... :lol

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    I ran into my roommate's room to tell him and my brother about this story. I can just picture someone's reaction when they wake up in the middle of the night to see a naked man tickling their feet. LOL. If it happened to me, I'd probably just think it is some strange nightmare and I never actually woke up.

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