Cache of cash in abandoned buildling....and GAVE IT BACK!!!!

[BVI Hunter]

Photographer finds stash of almost $7,000 in abandoned Canadian house | Daily Mail Online

Ha! found $7k in cash and tracked down the owner!
Must be trying for an Honorable Mention......

 

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[TheRingFinder]

That's what you are suppose to do.........

 

[BVI Hunter]

That's what you are suppose to do.........

Ah! so that's what I've been doing wrong, all these years!!

Now..... what's the telephone number for Spain.......

 

[Peyton Manning]

7k Canadian is like $3.50 US

 

[Jason in Enid]

Ah! so that's what I've been doing wrong, all these years!!

Now..... what's the telephone number for Spain.......

Don't worry, Spain will come find you!

 

[dumpdigger]

BVI, It's called integrity, if you don't know what it means look it up.

 

[BVI Hunter]

7k Canadian is like $3.50 US

.....on a Monopoly board...

 

[BVI Hunter]

BVI, It's called integrity, if you don't know what it means look it up.

Ha! I like it!

 

[ivan salis]

hate to tell folks Canada's money is about 1.24 for 1 with US money these days..---or roughly 4 us = 5 cannuk (80%)

7000 = $ 5,600 US not chump change...

 

[NHBandit]

BVI, It's called integrity, if you don't know what it means look it up.

But publicly bashing strangers you know nothing about on an internet forum is classy... Here I'll do it for you "classy"

adjective\ˈkla-sē\: having qualities that make someone or something special and attractive
: showing impressive character : very good, kind, etc.

 

[BVI Hunter]

BVI, It's called integrity, if you don't know what it means look it up.

Thought I'd make the effort and look it up.......

Seems it comes somewhere between SPANISH REALES and JEALOUS........

 

[pepperj]

Just saw this thread and it makes a person ask a lot of why's about the whole story. From the photo's the house looked like it was already ransacked well before the photos were taken so either it was a random pillaging of a thief looking for anything of value, or somebody really found more than the one bag and just missed the one bag. It was cool that the guy returned the money even though he actually was trespassing when he entered the property without the permission of the family. In reading the comments after the article and the one dim-wit saying" it's not trespassing unless there's a sign saying no trespassing" So does mean that one's home has an open door policy unless there's signage stating that there's no trespassing?[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
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[UnderMiner]

Many older folks who grew up during the depression had/have a deep-seated distrust of banks. Any money they had was usually hidden in the house in a secret place. God only knows how many pieces of furniture containing long forgotten wealth have been indiscriminately disposed of by relatives. I'm thinking alot.