Woman Sees Lost $10K Necklace From Safe Deposit Box on TV 

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@@davidhowell1415it’s JPMorgan Chase, you’re thinking of Chime, 2 different things

not as much as you would like to believe @@blueyes6474

apparently, in america, you HAVE to be a disgusting person to be rich

I was thinking the same thing!

One doesn't simply tell someone who's ridiculously wealthy no it can be extremely hazardous for there health. 😅

@@yo-yo-wallkski9227incredibly disgusting how US authorities treat their own citizens and get away with it. What do you write to your mayors and president?

It is not like they had any choice. Stolen Property is a second degree felony

She is lucky to get something back because you don’t get so fortunate these days

That's true but look how many people got away with burning down our cities in 2020

Wait, you think they did this on their own? Nah, they were just doing their job.

Asset forfeiture is common among ALL branches of law enforcement, not just the Feds. It's immoral but until we demand our politicians passed laws against it, it will continue to happen.

@@derekbaker777 It's not justifying. He's saying that the agents were doing their job fully supported by FBI policy. I've read about this case. The FBI used civil forfeiture to confiscate the assets of the vault company. But the FBI also treated the privately owned contents in the boxes as assets of the vault company and took it all. That's why the courts ruled against the FBI who fought it all the way.

​@@dan8t669The court order allowing the raid on US Private Vaults specifically stated that the FBI was not to seize the property within the safe deposit boxes, the FBI ignored that order and tried using civil asset forfeiture (which should be unconstitutional) to keep every box with more than $5,000 worth inside.

The fact someone wont be held criminally liable means even if she won, they will do it again.

she won't, trust me. . . The FBI will always win cases like this. even though Chase was wrong-doing, they will be protected

chase got in trouble for illegally selling people's houses too, they held money in escrow to as evidence of missed mortgage payments, then sold

They have been doing it for years. The will open your box and take out whatever they want. Your better off just burying it in your yard. This is why you don't keep cash in your bank acct. If you think they will not just take it..lmao. Google how many people have been scammed @@kaynkayn9870

@@eplantithat’s evil

What idiot advised that you travel with 30k in cash???? That invites unwanted scrutiny because you have to declare it and fill out the proper forms. You would also undergo additional inquiry and might have to be able to prove that the money is for legitimate purposes if stopped by customs. 😂

You clearly have a lot of valuables. Get a quality safe in your home and a house sitter. Much safer (no pun intended).

All 4 banks need to be broken up. This is what happens when corporations get too powerful.

Why would anybody believe a bank or their employees need to be charged for a mistake. Think about how easy it would be for the employees to have stolen all of the items and just turned over 10% or nothing. There’s nothing this woman could’ve ever done about it. The employees were completely honest, it was just a mistake by an employee and the paperwork obviously got filed in the wrong place. She got all of her stuff back, everyone was honest. That’s kind of like saying every single fender bender should be charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon.

Post this story on your local city pages

YES PERJURY

u mean jp morgan

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@@whatevergirl19paid to spread propaganda

@@whatevergirl19just report him as a bot

@@whatevergirl19Bot 🤖

It’ll be settled

This is one reason I oppose Civil Asset Forfeiture! No due process, no Civil Rights... NOTHING but theft by Government entities!

It's legal when Chase does it.

@@ashidoVX And the FBI

Taxation is legalized theft

And the government

It was the FBI...

Small credit unions... I have enough money to get free checking at Chase, pay my Chase charge off in full every month, so I guess I just use them...

@@acbulgin2typical for both. And they both get away with it.

My mother's safe deposit box was in a different bank for many years without any issues.

@@Sunshine-is_here_to_stay Someone watched the first 2 minutes only and is trying to correct someone for some reason....

FDIC insurance

What do you expect from a poser leaving comments that random nouns into proper nouns by capitalizing them, to give the appearance of some form of legal significance. There is no such statutory category labeled as “Federal Charges” nor is “Stock Market Spoofing” a title, of anything. Of course I’ve only spent 27 years in federal practice so what would I know? Well I do know that said someone who acts like a sanctimonious ahole on social media, idiotically judging strangers based on 2-3 minutes of info, has the intellect of a common houseplant

​@Choomphol only covers 250,000 if u less then you get noting if you have 300,000 in the bank they only give you 250,000 "FDIC"

It's the pot calling the kettle black . LOL@@fashiondiva6972

I was scammed and they made me cry when they called me a thief.

But moisture will ruin the stuff. 😢

​@@wrenbyrd1093 Maybe the attic, thieves never go for the attic, they go straight to the master bedroom and get out in 60 seconds.

@@wrenbyrd1093u have to plastic seal or wrap it with a tarp so it won’t get ugly

@@wrenbyrd1093if you’re burying coins and jewelry it’ll be fine. Scavengers pull up gold from the ocean hundreds of years old all the time

@@wrenbyrd1093There’s moisture proof safes.

What? The Federal Government of these Great United States stole money from a citizen? How unprecedented!

Someone has to pay for all the migrants.

People act like police dont raid ghetto homes and take the money and cool stuff they find

Among other things. ​@@Flat_Earth_Addy

Don't worry, she will sue Chase, and Chase will increase their fees 🫠

Been hearing/ seeing so many ppl. Losing thousands through Chase on my ph. algorithms

A bill for what ...

@@Cj032188 maybe there was a lien or some undisclosed debt tied to the home.

Never do business with the FBI, which is the most corrupt organization in America

Kenya had a Chase bank branches and they went bankrupt in the 2010s. Had to be bailed out by the govt but they closed to prevent people from losing money.

while avoiding theft, your family members can accidentally throw away your valuables...

​@@opelfrost Or you could have a house fire.

I hide my money in my sock.

Sadly, It’s not just the FBI, police officers across the country use civil asset forfeiture every day to steal peoples money without charging them for a crime or involving the courts

With a piece of paper signed by a judge.

It's not just safe deposit boxes. Google "civil asset forfeiture" and watch a few videos from Steve Lehto or the episode on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver from 2014. Then ask your state's senator or legislators why they support organized robbery with no trial. See other comments below if you don't believe it's normal practice in the U.S. of A.

I think there was another separate case where the FBI raided a home and confiscated the homeowners guns from his safe. Apparently the FBI contacted the gun safe manufacturer and got the safe code from them. Even your safe isn’t secure at home if the FBI gets court orders. You literally have to bury your safe underneath concrete John Wick style and never touch your items unless it’s emergency.

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Right. I would rather dig a hole in the flooring of my house and put valuables there. Nobody will know it's there to rob it.

​@@JoyHarrisonpls tell me i want to know 😂

The biggest key to having a safe at home is to have it well hidden, so no one knows it's there.

​@@SpotTheBorgCatactually, in order to hide your variables in your home. Make the storage containment discreet or mundane or ordinary. It'll be looked over.

@@okamijubei good idea.

Look who controls them and who they "donate" to..... 🤷

I’m not sure how anybody is hating on Chase when it seems pretty obvious this is a paperwork issue. Have they realize they sent the stuff to the state has abandoned property everything could’ve been reversed instead Chase had to pay Legal bills and risk more damage. Including going on the news back then and everything. And also noticed that any employee could’ve stolen the items and this woman never would’ve got them back. But instead she got everything back, because of both luck and because the Chase employees were honest. A mistake is not the same thing as dishonesty. I feel like this is a symptom of people not registering nuance. They just watch this video, and since something bad happened their brain looks at it as a completely black or white situation, instead of looking at the nuance.

@@iMatti00 I’m the complete opposite side of the world to you but I’ve also heard so many complaints about a few banks in the states. I will give them the benefit of doubt

You must work for Chase! Did you not see the copies of the froms GROM CHASE showing they sent the box to unclaimed? Chase had copies of the paperwork!!!! They chose to hide the forms & thought the mistake would never be found out. ​@iMatti00

Black Rock

Stealing people's money? 😄

Licensed Robbers.

Whatever the hell they want.

What do think they're doing??? They went rogue a long time ago! The "in sir ekshun" was a Fed operation!!!

Stealing drugs and reselling them? 😂

Or part of the big club/circle of power.

They won't be

Too much money to feel shame

Corporations may have the vote because of citizens United. But they will never have a sense of shame

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@@SnezitAre you delusional? He just said he’s not banking with Chase, and neither will the rest of us

@@thischannelisdeleted people just like to be douchebags online.

yup chase,and wells fargo some of the WORST banks around.

@@juanmacias418for me chase has been good to me while Wells Fargo and BOA gave me problems.

Yes chase has also done shady stuff with me. I stopped banking with them and went to another bank. Theres better banks out there trust me.

Please update us if you got everything back 😅

Great. Take all of the -$10 you have out

@@therealbigfoot3076 I said I was closing my account… Not your mothers

But he won't be penalized. You can bet he was rewarded for his cooperation.

That Judge who dismissed the case should be reviewed as well!!

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@@JayJay-he9bk he was paid off.

@@JayJay-he9bk Judge on Chase's payroll. Even the junk mail is so costly and shady.

If they want to get bailed out next time they need it, they will play by the govts rules.

That will not make any difference. Chase Is Always Going To Be Chase.

@@AfricanUSA-th9ov Thats how the lady got her stuff back. Luckily she had pics of her wearing the necklace.

Ooooo pictures. That'll totally work in court. They'll have "pictures" of an empty box and claim you took your belongings out.

That doesn't help because they will claim that you took the pictures and then just kept the items in your possession. It's like delivery drivers making a picture of your package on your porch and then take it away right after.

@@MrSatchelpack This is why there should absolutely be a protocol of item transfers with a copy for the customer. But banks can be shockingly unprofessional. I assume the kind of really appropriate conduct people tend to imagine you will only find at old private banking houses.

I think you mean if the bank claimed the box was abandoned how can she get notice and dispute it. Banks will do whatever they want.

Yeah my family lost $5 million during the Wamu collapse . FDIC limits etc . They lied about joint accounts and max FDIC numbers

An audit? But it takes 2 keys to open a safety deposit box. The bank has one and the customer has the other. How could the bank open the boxes to inspect, inventory or audit?

Hhaahahah.very scary!

Yes they can ! Anyone that has read through there land agreement would know that.

What do you think happened during the 1930's American great depression?

Your tax dollars pay for the FEDs to rob you, how must that feel in the land of the free.

​@@MrAgmoore Yep, Democrat FDR stealing people's gold

Exactly, its theft, or maybe even some form of embezzlement, hopefully now that there’s a trail of where the items ended up she’ll be able to have Chase held accountable

She pay for rent but nobody but her knows what she put in it. Bank claiming it was always empty. So account active. But stuff abandoned.

@TheBooban that doesn't matter as long as the box is being paid for its not abandoned.

Cuz they're crooks who thought they could steal people's belongings and get away with it

@@TheBooban they don’t have some kind of inventory when you use safety deposit boxes? I’ve never had one genuine question

I hope your brother find all his items that was in the box

Which bank? It’s so sad and scary how reckless and incompetent these banks can be with people’s belongings. A simple phone call, email, or letter to the deposit box owner to confirm is too easy smh

​@@Night_BanditUSBank

@@Night_Bandit From other news stories, it seems that one is hard pressed to find a bank who hasn't done this to someone.

But you also cannot live your life without trusting anyone 🤔

I would love to believe what you said, but I can't trust you.

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. I’m disabled from an accident. My mother and stepfather literally got into my bank account in our little town and stole every red cent. My OWN parents!!! Yeah, you can’t trust anyone.

That’s a reactionary over statement. I believe you mean trust only what can be verified of people.

@@stephanieann622they were not your friends, they were enemies you kept close. That’s who steals from you.

also if chase's legal team is found culpable they could be looking at disbarment and jail time (under conspiracy to defraud). It sadly wont go that far but it should. Likely will end up in settlement with the box owner and at best sanctions for the legal team if its proved they purposely withheld during discovery.

Same with experience with them to back my fear.

dennismarfo3536: It was dismissed due to lack of evidence on her part. How does that fact make the judge's decision "disgusting"?

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@@Snezitget lost wack0

Yeah it's better and those banks were corruptive to take precious items from people. Without any remorse for their actions.

This actually is solid advice.

What if a burglar enters your house?

@@FDR-ww6xzShute him

@@FDR-ww6xz insurance

They need to be disbanded

@@lkd06 Agreed 1000%👍👍👍

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"We didn't steal it, we legally seized under civil asset forfeiture." - FBI. "It's STILL *STEALING* " -Everyone else.

@@Snezit know yours fed boi

I’m not sure how anybody is hating on Chase when it seems pretty obvious this is a paperwork issue. Have they realize they sent the stuff to the state has abandoned property everything could’ve been reversed instead Chase had to pay Legal bills and risk more damage. Including going on the news back then and everything. And also noticed that any employee could’ve stolen the items and this woman never would’ve got them back. But instead she got everything back, because of both luck and because the Chase employees were honest. A mistake is not the same thing as dishonesty. I feel like this is a symptom of people not registering nuance. They just watch this video, and since something bad happened their brain looks at it as a completely black or white situation, instead of looking at the nuance.c

​@@iMatti00 she didn't get everything back.

@@iMatti00 no. The chase employees were not honest. they had paperwork showing that they made that mistake in 2012, and instead, in court, they claimed that they did not, and that Genney was lying and her box was empty and she was trying to sue Chase for personal gain/was trying to dupe them. The AUCTION HOUSE told the truth. THEN Chase magically found that paperwork.

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I’ve heard stories of the seizing money from ppl’s accounts with no freaking explanation. Google it, I would never bank there!!

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Government Protection. Property Taxes Goes To Chase Bank

The cash ended up in an agent's pocket, plain and simple.

@@mscolli3I ask people to think how can a cop making 50 grand a year afford a mansion? Through these government scams and “auctions”.

The most Corrupt one ever 😅

Sadly, police officers across the country use civil asset forfeiture every day to steal peoples money without charging them for a crime or involving the courts

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@@Snezit you need help?

Hope they lose their licenses

That’s awful! 😮

I saw on line that this is a common police ( maybe fbi) practice of stealing money from honest citizens at airports.

You should have used travelers checks.

This happens all the time.

@@arfriedman4577 Probably. But I was ignorant back then and didn't think that my own government would rob me.

The FDIC covers deposits in accounts only. I don't trust American banks. I was executor of my mother's estate after she passed away and the bank suddenly closed out the account just before distribution to the heirs and sent out a check for hundreds of thousands of dollars to the "estate" at my brother's address. All because of a clerical error!!! The issue was resolved but not without bounced checks and chaos.

The cash in the box was never deposited into the owner's bank account, which is insured up to $250,000(?). We need to read the fine print in the safety deposit box contract before deciding to put our valuables in one.

FDIC is for your bank account, not your safe deposit box.