No Clues, But Many Shreds Of Evidence
A garbage man in Britain who found shredded £10 and £20 notes has been told he can exchange them for new ones if he can piece the bits together – but the biggest pieces are no more than an inch square. Police held the money for six months but have returned it to the man as there was no evidence of criminal activity.
FOOTNOTE: Bin there, done that.
9 comments:
Puzzled out of his wits, I guess, by the time he's finished piecing his treasure together.
It's good to hear that their are honest people out there!
A friend of mine accidentally put a thousand Euros in the paper recycling bin last summer. Or so she thought. She found the money, still in the original bank envelope, only a few days ago, while cleaning up old paperwork on her desk.
I'd like to have the tea-shirt(!)...
I hope he manages to piece them together and exchange them for a fortune - he'll deserve it!
This was in the paper yesterday and all our family were saying that we would have had a go! We like jigsaw puzzles!
We were also speculating as to why the money was ripped in the first place. Could write a post about the possibilities.
I hope he spends the time putting the money together, why not? It just may work for him!
What a lucrative job!
Why doesn't he just pour the bits into one of those change conversion machines and get bills back?
I agree with Maggie! An intriguing story lies therein...
My bank was just as kind last year when my puppies got into my wallet! Taping the bills back together certainly took some doing, though...;)
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