Libby Day

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Miss Day said she felt like hugging the officials of the it

found A student has spoken of her relief at the encounter with a book her mother had prepared, before she died.

The precious souvenir was stolen in a suitcase from Libby Day 's car, as she was About to travel home from your University accommodation in Nottingham.

It was again found by the police that her suitcase in search of a property following an arrest in The City .

Miss day said she was "so happy and grateful" to the irreplaceable book.

'Sentimental value'

The 21-year-old Finance and accounting student, said she to the left "in despair" by the theft as they prepared for the trip Back To Hertfordshire on the 12th of June.

"The Suitcase contained a really valuable book, that had me prepared for my mother before she died a year ago," She Said .

"Sure, that would have no value to the person who took it, but it was an incredible sentimental value for me.

"My roommate and I searched the area in the hope of the one who had taken it, threw it somewhere, but we couldn't find it.

"My father came to help and we searched, but we couldn't find it. I was destroyed on the ground.

"The Book is The only thing I cared About - it was irreplaceable. I can replace clothes, but could never replace The Book . "

'Happy journey'

you had accepted, you would never see The Book again, when a few days later the police contacted to say that The Suitcase had been found, with your name on an old airport-day.

"I was so happy and grateful when they told me that they had found it. I leave at 06:00 drive back The Next day to Nottingham and pick it up," She Said .

"I speak with My Friends About this And One of them said: 'I wish I could the officials give the it found a hug' and that's how I think About it. "

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