our number one story tonight, a real life version of the tale. you ll remember the illustrated fable that the grinch, out of petty jealousy and equipped with a heart two sizes too small, decides to run a reverse santa claus on the whos down in whoville. the very first time it aired on cbs, it was sponsored by the foundation for full service banks. in a version of the tale reported in today s new york times, the role of grinch is played by wait for it a bank. in a lawsuit filed in california homeowner mimi ash says that bank of america not only wrongly foreclosed on her home, they tossed out everything in the place. all of her possessions were gone, reported the times, furniture, her son s ski medals, winter clothes and family photos and a wooden box inscribed with the words together forever that contained the ashes of her late husband robert. crazy as it sounds, ash s story
fable that the grinch, out of petty jealousy and equipped with a heart two sizes too small, decides to run a reverse santa claus on the whos down in whoville. the very first time it aired on cbs, it was sponsored by the foundation for full service banks. in a version of the tale reported in today s new york times, the role of grinch is played by wait for it a bank. in a lawsuit filed in california homeowner mimi ash says that bank of america not only wrongly foreclosed on her home, they tossed out everything in the place. all of her possessions were gone, reported the times, furniture, her son s ski medals, winter clothes and family photos and a wooden box inscribed with the words together forever that contained the ashes of her late husband robert. crazy as it sounds, ash s story is not an isolated incident.
petty jealousy and equipped with a heart two sizes too small, decides to run a reverse santa claus on the whos down in whoville. the very first time it aired on cbs, it was sponsored by the foundation for full service banks. in a version of the tale reported in today s new york times, the role of grinch is played by wait for it a bank. in a lawsuit filed in california homeowner mimi ash says that bank of america not only wrongly foreclosed on her home, they tossed out everything in the place. all of her possessions were gone, reported the times, furniture, her son s ski medals, winter clothes and family photos and a wooden box inscribed with the words together forever that contained the ashes of her late husband robert. crazy as it sounds, ash s story is not an isolated incident. across the country homeowners are discovering the banks