Pile of cash found inside lump of concrete
June 7th, 2009 by James
A recycling company in Gifu found 3,000,000 yen in cash inside a lump of concrete (displayed in this video in a typical Japanese police drug bust fashion):
It is believed that the piece of concrete came from part of a building in either Aichi or Gifu. Police have collected the money and are waiting for its owner to come forward and claim it.
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“Waiting for it’s owner to come forward to claim it”?
How very, very Japanese.
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American police would assume it was criminally related.
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This is where fingerprinting really could come in handy.
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Hey! I was wondering where I had left that.
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Wouldn’t it probably be whoever owned/built the building? Maybe as some kind of good luck type thing to prosper?
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that’s ‘hard currency’ but not a very solid investment
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