Incredible find: New tenant discovers 20,000 euros behind the heater
Created: 12/23/2021, 3:36 PM
By: Janine Napirca
Radiators as a cash stash?
A new tenant found 20,000 euros behind the heating.
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When moving into his new apartment in Laim, a tenant made an incredible discovery: 20,000 euros were hidden behind a radiator.
A 44-year-old man discovered
several envelopes
in his new apartment * in the
Laim
district of Munich
, as
Sueddeutsche.de
reported.
According to the report, on one of the envelopes was the name and address of the previous tenant.
Whereas in the other envelopes there was a handsome sum of cash.
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New tenant finds 20,000 euros behind the heating
According to
Sueddeutsche.de
, the envelopes hidden behind the heater contained
a total of no less
than 20,000 euros
!
Not exactly an everyday find that you make when inspecting your new apartment.
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Honest finder brings money hidden behind the heater to the police
According to the report, the honest finder brought the envelopes, including their valuable contents, found behind the heater to the
police
.
The officials on site counted the money and determined - there were more than 20,000 euros in the envelopes.
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The money hidden behind the heater belonged to the previous tenant
According to
Sueddeutsche.de
, the officials also found out
that the 61-year-old previous tenant was now under supervision, which is why they gave the cash found behind the heater to their supervisor after presenting a court certificate.
The 20,000 euros are to be paid into the account of the previous tenant.
The finder of the cash should also not go empty-handed: According to the report, the tenant can
look forward
to a
finder's fee of around 600 euros
.
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