KANSAS CITY, Mo.
-- A Kansas City man is taking on banking
giant JPMorgan Chase, accusing the company of something that he said would have
landed anyone else in handcuffs.
Allan Danforth
bought a house in a short sale in fall 2010. JPMorgan Chase held the previous
owner's mortgage. Danforth said two months later, without notice, the bank
changed the locks and hauled away $25,000 worth of furniture, appliances and
family heirlooms.
"I had to
bust in through the basement window here," Danforth said, pointing to the
house that he was forced to break into more than 18 months ago.
He said JPMorgan Chase's contractor, Safeguard Properties, ignored "No Trespassing" signs on the garage, changed the locks on his home and cleaned it out two months after he paid cash for the property.
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