Safety & securityRay Coleman5 Safer Places Former CIA Hide Jewelry at Home — And Where You Should NEVER

5 Safer Places Former CIA Hide Jewelry at Home — And Where You Should NEVER

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Published Oct 14, 2026, 9:45 PM · 1h ago

Ray Coleman
Ray Coleman
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The jewelry box on the dresser. Same spot for thirty years, nine feet from the bedroom door, and the first thing anybody who gets into your house walks to. After 31 years at the CIA, here are the five places I'd actually keep jewelry at home, everyday pieces and family heirlooms, and the six places I never would. Number one isn't a hiding place at all. It's a piece of paper, and it's what makes sure the right piece ends up with the right person. Tell me in the comments: which piece in your house has a story behind it? Everything here is public, legal, and about protecting yourself and your home. #jewelry #heirlooms #seniorsafety #homesecurity #hidingvaluables #livealone #burglaryprevention #retirement

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