'I felt like we were being watched': Burgled family left with 'feeling of violation'
By Daisy HudsonOtago Daily Times·
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Save Daisy Howe's children Taika, 9, and Stella Young, 6, could not sleep after someone broke into their Dunedin house last year. Photo / Linda Robertson
For weeks after it happened, Daisy Howes' children were too scared to sleep.
They had left their Dunedin home for about an hour and a half last July for a family trip to the library.
When they returned, they discovered someone had broken into the Calton Hill house.
Items such
as a speaker and cellphone were taken, and drawers and jewellery boxes were rifled through.
"Someone being in your safe space like that is just awful," Howes said.