Ohio-based Wellston First National Bank recently foreclosed on the wrong home, reports The Huffington Post.
It adds the owner, Kate Barnett, was away on a two-week vacation when the bank came calling, so she couldn’t stop them when they mixed up her house with the one across the street.
The institution sold and trashed her stuff, and also changed her locks. Read more.
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