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A recently traded-in vehicle at a St. Petersburg car dealership had a hidden treasure inside, WNCN reports.
On Thursday, car technician, Brett Cadroatch, discovered an envelope with $10,000 cash in a Hyundai Elantra he was cleaning out.
“I saw [an] envelope and I’m thinking, ‘Oh it’d be nice if it was full of money, and it was,” Cadoratch said to WNCN. “All hundreds. Brand new.”
According to WNCN, Cadoratch and his manager discovered the car had belonged to a 70-year-old widow. WNCN reports her spouse left the cash for her as a surprise before he died.
"For that individual, to be honest, to give that money back, says a lot," Belinda Sawyers, the woman's daughter, said to WNCN. "He's an extremely special person."
Read more at wncn.com
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