"Is there a thief working at the GSP center? Small items,easy to pocket?"
...or anywhere else along the delivery system. The fact the parcel was opened in Kentucky is no evidence that the item was stolen in KY. The theft could have happened anywhere along the line, including the final delivery carrier.
We all have seen posts of buyers claiming parcel arrived without the item inside and those had nothing to do with GSP.
Hello 'pocomo...',
<<There have been a few (3-4) recent posts in the last week about missing items in GSP and all jewellery. . . .
It seems odd that there are a few reports like this in the same time.>>
Yes, that is odd, isn't it. I think what 'sylviebee' said may be perfectly true, -- that a small item like a single piece of
jewelry could easily fall out and get lost in re-packaging, particularly if it wasn't somehow taped to a card or to the
inside of the box or something.
I am wondering if the GSP labels have handlers' codes the way many organizations have number or letter codes
to indicate who did what. If, say, there were a disproportionate number of 'missing' items when "Number 27" was
re-packing, then perhaps "Number 27" will need to use more care and attention, to say the least.
If an item is not allowed into Canada, I am sure they wouldn't remove the item but send the box. Surely not. 
