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Vicky Umodu of Colton, California, was thrilled to find two free sofas and a matching chair on Craigslist for her new house. She was skeptical, but the owners explained that a family member had passed away, and they were liquidating the possessions, ABC7 News reported.
When she got the furni- ture home, she felt some kind of item in one of the cushions and thought it might be a heating pad, but upon further inspection, she found several envelopes filled with cash. “I was just telling my son, ‘Come, come, come!’ I was scream- ing, ‘This is money! I need to call the guy!’” Umodu found a staggering $36,000
in total. She returned the cash to the family, who told her they had found otherhiddenstashesinthe deceased man’s home, but not such large amounts.
As a gesture of thanks, they gave Umodu $2,200, money she needed for a refrigerator. “I was not expecting a dime from him – seriously, I was not,” she explained.