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Couple Bound In Home-Invasion Robbery
POSTED: 9:56 am EDT August 21, 2006 UPDATED: 8:54 pm EDT August 21, 2006
INDIANAPOLIS -- Police said an older couple were bound and robbed in their home on Saturday.
Edward Moore, 77, and Marjesia Moore, 65, were accosted by two men before 9:30 a.m. in their home in the 3900 block of Kenwood Avenue, according to police.
Marjesia Moore told police that she was asleep when she noticed a hallway light in the home was on. When she got up, Moore was confronted by two men, according to investigators.
Investigators said one of the men confronted Edward Moore at gunpoint when he went to see what the commotion was.
Police said one of the men took the couple to a bedroom as the other man ransacked the home looking for cash. The men found money, then took the couple to the home's basement and tied them with duct tape, investigators said.
"We were sitting quiet," Edward Moore told 6News' Derrik Thomas. "We told (one of the robbers) we were Jehovah's Witnesses and that we weren't going to bother anybody. All the money he could find he could have. Just don't hurt us."
The men got away with about $900 and a 2000 Buick LeSabre. The couple was found by an acquaintance who went to the home for Bible study.
Police said they found the car later that day.
Authorities said they believe the robbers entered the home through a basement window.
A description of the robbers was not immediately available.