Two Women Take Dead Man To The Bank To Get His Money
Well, Rat Rockers let’s take you over to a city called Ashtabula in Ohio, where 2 women are in some trouble.
These two took their friend’s dead body over to a local bank and tried to withdraw his money. This story is literally, right out of the movie “Weekend At Bernie’s.” This story is out there because it was only after they drove to the bank that they dropped him off at the Ashtabula County Medical Center.
2 Women In Ohio Drove Their Dead Roommate To The Bank To Withdraw His Money.
They did not even provide any information on who the dead guy was nor did they leave any information on who they were. That is when red flags went up, and the workers there called the police. You can get more information by clicking right HERE.
Who was This Dead Man?
According to police, the 2 women were identified as Karen Casbohm and Loreen Bea Feralo. These two came home last week on March 4th and found their roommate dead at the house. He has been identified as 80-year-old, Douglas Layman. Firstly RIP and thoughts and prayers to his real friends and family. The two and a third person who has not been identified, drove Doug to the bank and no one at the bank was taken back or suspicious.
2 Women In Ohio Drove Their Dead Roommate To The Bank To Withdraw His Money.
They pulled up in the drive-through so the bank tellers could see Doug in the car. The ladies propped him up, in the front seat. The amount of money from Doug’s account that was taken out has not been disclosed. Ashtabula Police Lieutenant Mike Palinkas told a local media outlet that withdrawal came about because “allegedly, they wanted to pay some bills. Both ladies have been charged with gross abuse of a corpse and will be facing a judge. Police said they are looking at whether, if more charges will be filed.
So in conclusion, thank you for taking the time out to check this story out and always rocking out with me and 95.9 The Rat. You can get more stories by clicking right HERE. Much love and cheers.- Gotts
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