Investigative work!

Ok today I did some investigative work. I called all the airlines with which airline tickets were fraudulently purchased on my account. I first called Southwest and they gave me all the information I was looking for. The passenger names are Helen Gebregiorgis, Nisreen Shaman, and Yazeen Shaman. And they flew from Washington DC to Seattle on July 3rd. Then I called US Airlines and they wouldnt give me any information, but I really didnt push for it. Then I called Alaska Air and Donnie Greer was the passenger for the flight that cost 1700.00. And he was to fly from Seattle to St. Louis. But did not show up for the flight. So I decided I should call the police with this information and they gave me a case # but said that nothing will probably come of it because this stuff is hard to prove when its done over the internet (which all these purchases were). He did say that if I did come up with anymore info to call them to let then know. I would say that if they can find the people that actually flew that that would be proof enough because they have to show ID to board the plane and I would think they would know the person that booked the flights for them. The other scary thing is that they have my address also. The lady at Alaska Air fraud department said they they have to input my address when booking the flight in order for the credit card to be approved. So now Im wondering if someone got into my mail??? Its all weird. The police suggested I put a fraud alert on my credit, so I did that today. That just protects me for 90 days. If someone tries to pull my credit they have to call me to verify that its OK. Id really like to have this person caught and have them pay!! I have spent alot of time on the phone today, trying to explain my situation. It sucks!! We should have our $$ back in the next few days and the bank will investigate it further I guess. Anyways that was my fun for the day.