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10-25-2008, 03:11 PM
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are these cards worth pursuing? please help asap!
Posted By: Tim James
I agree with David. I'm not sure if you guys are familiar with the String Bean (Hee Haw) story, but he didn't trust banks, and always kept his cash at home. The guys that murdered him and his wife only got away with $250. The story came out here in Nashville a couple years ago that the people who bought his home decided to remodel the mantle, and found nearly $15,000 when they pulled the wood off the brick. The money was pretty much eaten up by whatever got to it, and that was only 35 years later. 
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