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UPDATED: Bank’s foreclosure crew secures wrong house


Apparently banks sometimes foreclose just for the hell of it.

California couple Alvin and Pat Tjosaas recently lost all of their possessions after contractors hired Wells Fargo attempted to foreclose on their home even though there was no note on it.

CBS Los Angeles reports that the bank mistakenly sent a foreclosure crew to the wrong home. During the process all of the Tjosaas’ possessions were taken, also known as stealing, or just left broken.

The story did not say what happened to the Tjosaas’ stuff after the foreclosure, only that it was gone.

Tjosaas told CBS that he and his mother and father built the home themselves decades ago.

Wells Fargo issued a statement saying they are “deeply sorry” for the mistake and are in contact with the family to resolve the matter for them.

Adversely, in what’s being dubbed the Wells Fargo ‘my bad’ defense, more than a 100,000 criminals currently serving time in the U.S. for theft have issued statements of apology.

-Chris Quinn

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