The old woman left a note after scraping someone's car in the parking lot, but you'd be wrong to think she was kind.
The old woman looked kind when she left a note on the car she scraped at the Pacific Fair Shopping Center parking lot.
But it was actually a story of a wolf in sheep's clothing, leaving a note that had nothing to do with kindness.
"if you stop over the yellow line, stop better next time," the note says.
The photo of the note was posted on the Facebook page of the gold coast crime surveillance site, causing a strong response.
The passer-by who took the note told Channel 9 that she was shocked by the 70-something woman.
"I saw her hit the bumper of the car."
"so I stood there pretending to play with my phone to see if she would leave a note," said the woman, who declined to be named.
"in fact, my car was hit six months ago, but no one left a note."
"one of the things I hate most is that people don't leave notes when they crash."
The old woman, who looked like an honest citizen, sat in her car and wrote a note, stuck it in the side-view mirror of the victim's car, and walked into the mall.
"I think it's a little strange, because I've never seen anyone put a note there."
"it's usually caught in wipers, so I went over and looked," she said.
"when I saw what she had written, I was very angry and took pictures."
"I think, my God, I thought this grade should have common sense and morality, not blame others."
In addition to the note, the woman took pictures of two cars and handed the old woman's license plate number to the mall manager.
