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Forgotten safety deposit box of late husband claimed by widow after 18 years
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October 5, 2019
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2:55Now PlayingCarole-Anne Wapen thought it might be a scam when she was told her late husband had left behind an unclaimed safety deposit box with contents valued at nearly $15,000. "Honestly, I could have kicked him in the pants, saying, 'How could you forget this?'" Wapen told CBC News. "Really, it was like a little gift flying down from the sky."
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