A fitting capper to what they had already done metaphorically
Ugh.
On the morning of Dec. 19, 2012, in a Torrance courtroom, Larry Delassus' heart stopped as he watched his attorney argue his negligence and discrimination case against banking behemoth Wells Fargo.
His death came more than two years after Wells Fargo mistakenly mixed up his Hermosa Beach
address with that of a neighbor in the same condo complex. The bank's
typo led Wells Fargo to demand that Delassus pay $13,361.90 — two years
of late property taxes the bank said it had paid on his behalf in order
to keep his Wells Fargo mortgage afloat.
But Delassus, a quiet man who suffered from the rare blood-clot
disorder Budd-Chiari syndrome and was often hospitalized, didn't owe a
penny in taxes
Rising Hegemon
3 comments:
Mistakes were made.....
lately banks have made more than a few.
That "invisible hand of the free market" again....
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