I'm more than a few pages behind so  

 at all of the funnies. at GPJ.   On a freaking roll.  
 
I have a completely hypothetical situation I would like your opinions on.  Suppose you buy a new house and the previous owner is deceased.  Suppose the daughters of said deceased owner were very forgetful.  They forgot to cancel their subscription to the only innernet provider in town after several requests so I still don't have service.  Oh, they forgot to do anything to the lawn and abundant landscaping since we put the offer on the house.  They forgot to leave the sprinkler system on burning most of the grass up.  They forgot to clean the basement leaving it freaking disgusting with 
hundreds of bug carcasses.  They forgot to leave the second garage door opener and anything but 1 key to the house, 1 key that doesn't fit all of the locks.  They forgot to take assorted lawn decorations with them.  They also, hypothetically, forgot something potentially very valuable.  Should I consider it a gift like the lawn decorations and the other crap that left behind?  Is there a statue of limitations on something like this?  Hypothetically.