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A 79-year-old woman starts getting Amazon packages — except she doesn’t even have an Amazon account. Some days, 20 heavy boxes show up at her door. Her porch fills up. Delivery drivers keep dropping off more. Inside are random items she never ordered. Her son contacts Amazon and is... show more

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The security system captured a woman grabbing three boxes off her porch. As she ran to a waiting car, she slipped. In the video, she struggled to get up, and it appears her leg or ankle is injured. The driver of the getaway car gets out, carries the suspected package thief to the car, then returns for the boxes. A few days later, she sues the owner of the property for 65,000. Can you believe the nerve of some people?

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