Rex,
You have my every sympathy - a traumatic experience indeed.
About eleven years ago, when I was still working, my home was violated in a similar manner. Fortunately, I came home and disturbed the b------s but, by the time I had garaged the car and unlocked the back door, they had escaped though a window. The contents of the house were entirely turned upside down (but nothing broken or desecrated). They abandoned carrier bags they had filled ready to take away and all I actually lost was a pair of engraved silver-gilt cuff-links which my boss had given me two weeks previously to mark my 30 years with his Company! However, it took me weeks to get the place sorted and cleaned! I felt that every room was dirty and I think I washed and scrubbed just about everything!
The horse having bolted from the stable, I now have a very efficient alarm system installed - and security lights too.
Again, my thoughts are with you.
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