"A woman who invested in a wig-making company during the 1960s but believed it had gone out of business recently learned she was wrong - and that her $800 investment had grown far larger.
Carol Lee Woods received a check last week for $116,429 from Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter, whose office's Unclaimed Property Division received the stock because Woods' shares had no activity for at least five years.
'I was absolutely amazed. It's better than winning the lottery,' said Woods, whose name was listed on the unclaimed-property database kept by Carter's office."
News and events from around the City of Indianapolis, Indiana and the surrounding counties.
Monday, August 28, 2006
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