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Wed May 1, 2013, 09:28 AM

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Wrong House Cleared Of All Belongings In Foreclosure Error [View all] TheMastersNemesis May 2013 OP

Those poor Ming Vases and Louis The Fourteenth Furniture. Hassin Bin Sober May 2013 #1

No, she was middle class. Single mom I think. DevonRex May 2013 #32

I think he was joking that she should "pad" the claim form Blue_Tires May 2013 #35

Oooh. Yeah!!!!!! I think I saw just where DevonRex May 2013 #43

It really tied the room together! Hassin Bin Sober May 2013 #48

Yes! That's exactly what it did! DevonRex May 2013 #49

She deserves a hell of a lot more than a 'claim form' Matariki May 2013 #52

She is. The company has done this before. It's a national corporation DevonRex May 2013 #57

The hope diamond, the contents of her wine cellar Blue_Tires May 2013 #33

It's Colorado. We ALL have wine cellars. DevonRex May 2013 #58

I hope they sue them, and add punitive damages to boot still_one May 2013 #2

The people who authorized this should do time for burglary Fumesucker May 2013 #3

So, you think we ought to eliminate intent as an element of burglary? jberryhill May 2013 #6

The intent was to clean a home out of its possessions Fumesucker May 2013 #7

Do you know the definition of burglary? jberryhill May 2013 #8

If it was your home, would you want the people who authorized it punished or not? Fumesucker May 2013 #9

In this case, I would want to be... meaculpa2011 May 2013 #10

But it is criminal. Criminal negligence. kcr May 2013 #15

"mistakes happen" Matariki May 2013 #53

Compensated. *giggle* NutmegYankee May 2013 #54

How the hell do you compensate for someone's father's ashes? TheMadMonk May 2013 #59

The identity of the owner doesn't change the definition of a crime jberryhill May 2013 #12

+1 Vinnie From Indy May 2013 #13

+1 nt Javaman May 2013 #17

Hear, hear! n/t Mugu May 2013 #26

So *thats* why we're becoming a police state! demwing May 2013 #29

:-) Gidney N Cloyd May 2013 #31

+1 NutmegYankee May 2013 #50

I don't care...If this story is true, the bank deserves the full measure of the law Blue_Tires May 2013 #37

This is what happens when criminal negligence goes un(under)punished demwing May 2013 #41

Fines need to be levied against companies like this JimDandy May 2013 #45

Once is a mistake. Again, and again, and again is criminal negligence at best. TheMadMonk May 2013 #60

The government in my county... meaculpa2011 May 2013 #19

I want to know how that story ended! IdaBriggs May 2013 #25

The Report Was A Pass Through Story On Local Channel 7 In Denver Tuesday Nite. No Other Info Was -- TheMastersNemesis May 2013 #27

Demolition supervisor for blindly following the paperwork instructions... TheMadMonk May 2013 #61

The charges don't have to be called burglary kcr May 2013 #14

Probably not criminal. Bake May 2013 #21

She has an attorney JimDandy May 2013 #46

The company doesn't care if some low level employee is locked up jberryhill May 2013 #23

I'm not necessarily talking about jailing low level employees. kcr May 2013 #24

I wouldn't be locking up low level employees. I'd be liquidating company... TheMadMonk May 2013 #62

Criminal law doesn't do what you want jberryhill May 2013 #65

The homeowner would have a case for a different reason. NutmegYankee May 2013 #51

Wouldn't that be classed as burglary ? dipsydoodle May 2013 #4

No. The remedy is for the homeowner to sue for money damages rather than to seek to have someone AnotherMcIntosh May 2013 #28

It's Just An Honest Mistake The Homeowner Will Just Have To Grin An Bare It. TheMastersNemesis May 2013 #5

Bare it? Yeah, I suppose they took all the clothing too! Coyotl May 2013 #16

Honest mistake, maybe, but I'd call it gross negligence. Bake May 2013 #22

This company makes these errors JimDandy May 2013 #34

I filed a police complaint against my bank. It went nowhere. In_The_Wind May 2013 #11

Not sure about all the details because no link, but most of my furniture and cabinetry was hand~made Tikki May 2013 #18

a link would be nice. nt Mosby May 2013 #20

here's one from a few years ago. Bank threw out her husband's ashes Beaverhausen May 2013 #38

For what it's worth, all sorts of companies get addresses wrong. SheilaT May 2013 #30

And the consequences are matched to the procedures zipplewrath May 2013 #36

And it keeps happening, year after year with this company. JimDandy May 2013 #42

At a minimum zipplewrath May 2013 #44

That might be one JimDandy May 2013 #47

So do drones. Orsino May 2013 #39

Very odd it keeps happening with this company, though. JimDandy May 2013 #40

I don't think they could sell the contents kudzu22 May 2013 #55

Who is to know if it were properly dumped or not? TheMadMonk May 2013 #63

So lesson learned -- if you're being foreclosed on kudzu22 May 2013 #56

Seems the DU Blame Train has checked into Ignorance Station again. flvegan May 2013 #64

lol jberryhill May 2013 #67

Those people should be, and probably are, filing suit. MineralMan May 2013 #66