LA Repair Shop Accused of Destroying $3,000 Heirloom Camera & Covering It Up | TSR Investigates

A Los Angeles camera repair shop is accused of swapping parts on a photographer’s late grandmother’s vintage 1960s Rolleiflex, returning it with mismatched serial numbers and missing components. Content creator and photographer Kai George discovered her late grandmother’s vintage Rolleiflex 3.5F camera and took it to Walters Camera Video and Digital Repair in LA’s Chinatown for a routine clean, lubricate, and adjust service. When she picked it up, she says the leather was peeling, the metal plating looked different, and the serial number on the lens no longer matched what she’d documented beforehand. The shop offered shifting excuses before the owner eventually admitted to throwing away parts and swapping components without notifying her. Police told her it was a civil matter. TSR Investigates’ Justin Carter breaks down what happened, the shop’s public response, and what Kai wants other customers to know before handing over their valuables. Watch the full episode above.

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