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Imagine finding $20,000. Now imagine not keeping it. That's the story of Tim Titterington and his son, Dylan.
It happened after the Fourth of July weekend as Titterington, 48, and Dylan, 16, were headed to their farm outside Milford. "A semi drove past, and it looked like confetti flying around," Titterington said. It was $20 bills and receipts from the wallet of Jody Gardner, 54, of Omaha, Neb.
Gardner and her sisters had just closed their dead father's bank accounts. Gardner's share totaled about $20,000 in cashier's checks and $1,000 in cash and coins. She stuffed it all in her billfold. On the trip back to the family home on Lake Okoboji, Gardner stopped to buy groceries in Milford. She drove off with the billfold on the roof of the van... [read more at excite.com]
It happened after the Fourth of July weekend as Titterington, 48, and Dylan, 16, were headed to their farm outside Milford. "A semi drove past, and it looked like confetti flying around," Titterington said. It was $20 bills and receipts from the wallet of Jody Gardner, 54, of Omaha, Neb.
Gardner and her sisters had just closed their dead father's bank accounts. Gardner's share totaled about $20,000 in cashier's checks and $1,000 in cash and coins. She stuffed it all in her billfold. On the trip back to the family home on Lake Okoboji, Gardner stopped to buy groceries in Milford. She drove off with the billfold on the roof of the van... [read more at excite.com]