Legally blind mother claims Wells Fargo illegally threw out all she owned during foreclosure case

[OhioChick]

Posted: 4:12 PM

PARMA, Ohio - Just four weeks ago, Elizabeth Kennedy lost her Parma home to foreclosure. Now she finds herself in the middle of legal battle hoping to somehow replace everything she owned.

Kennedy is a legally blind mother of two, who claims Wells Fargo Bank was responsible for sending everything she owned to a Tuscarawas County dump, without proper legal warning.

"They did not serve me with eviction papers, or paperwork stating I needed to remove my stuff in a timely manner," said Kennedy. "It was gone, nothing was left, nothing, and we still have nothing."

Kennedy's attorney, Ed Heben, told NewsChannel5 Wells Fargo bought Kennedy's foreclosed home for $45,000 in a sheriff's sale, but never legally obtained the house.

More: http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/money/consumer/troubleshooter/legally-blind-mother-claims-wells-fargo-illegally-threw-out-all-she-owned-during-foreclosure-case

[sabrina 1]

1. That is shameful, and I wouldn't doubt it one bit.

She should sue them. They have no right to dispose of people's belongings.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. That is HORRIBLE.

I hope her lawyer will help her recover her belongings.

ARGH

[Justice wanted]

3. I am so angry at these type of stories I can't begin to speak.

[felix_numinous]

4. THe banks have become criminal

they think they are 'too big to fail' and can just do anything they want to innocent people now.

[Dont call me Shirley]

5. It's high time we start throwing these bank execs out of their homes,

emtying their bank accounts, selling off all their assets and sending their sorry a$$es to prison for their rest of their lifetimes.

[yardwork]

6. What kind of monsters would do such a thing?

"All they had to do was walk over to the sheriff's department and fill-out the paperwork," said Heben. "The sheriff would then come out to the property, they'd put notices on the property, and give her anywhere from 14 to 30 days."

But Heben claims Wells Fargo changed all the locks on the home and sent all of Kennedy's possessions to the East Sparta city dump without legally owning the house, and without due warning.

"I lost furniture, jewelry, electronics clothes and my kids' bicycles," said Kennedy. "They took my stuff and my children have been left with nothing."

Read more: http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/money/consumer/troubleshooter/legally-blind-mother-claims-wells-fargo-illegally-threw-out-all-she-owned-during-foreclosure-case#ixzz1qvcszJqg