Sister-In-Law Claims She "Lost" $2K Camera At Beach, Refuses to Replace It

Am I the only one here who immediately has red flags raising about the camera being "lost"? I'd be willing to wager a handsome sum that it's sitting in a pawn shop somewhere and the funds are in the sister-in-law's pocket... or have already been contributed towards one kind of habit or another. 

If it has actually been lost then at the very least the sister in law needs to be held accountable for the fact that she lost someone else's valuable property (that they did not consent to her taking).

Also, what's with the spouses in these stories never sticking up for their partner?

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