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Stolen car from airport was only the beginning of an Atlanta man’s ordeal | Behind the Investigation

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A metro Atlanta man said he’s been fighting Geico over a stolen car insurance claim since it happened earlier this summer.

On June 8, Josh Peresta parked his Infiniti Q50 sedan in the south terminal parking lot at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport for a business trip to Miami.

He took a photo of the parked car and the marker showing where he could find it when he returned, section 17P. It was the last time he saw the car.

Sometime over the next several days, thieves stole the car. Traffic cameras spotted the car driving in northwest Atlanta, and according to the police report, traffic cameras captured video of the car returning to the airport twice.

In 2024, Atlanta police statistics show 161 cars were stolen from the airport parking lot and surrounding parking areas, compared to 35 in 2023; 65 in 2022; and 38 in 2021.

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