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Was there any private/managerial information in your office? Psychologically, we like to turn our office space into primary territory, but it is actually assigned common territory. It feels like a violation because we spend so much time in that place, but most companies would not consider that space "yours" or inaccessible to others unless there is private information. In that case, a process for securing that information is usually in place and enforced. I would start by asking your manager her take on it.
I would think someone doing something truly malicious would have worked harder to go undetected. To be detected multiple times would imply that the motivation was benign. You know the girl better than us, though.
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