Officers look for mattresses filled with cash at a landfill in Israel (AP)
JERUSALEM - There's truth to the advice to not save money under the pillow, they are vulnerable captured thieves. But what would happen if the money saved on the mattress?
An Israeli woman dizzy after accidentally throwing a mattress that contains the money belonged to his mother approximately Rp10 billion ($ 1 million). With great confusion, the woman looking for a mattress "expensive" was among the thousands of tons of waste in a number of landfills, Wednesday.
The woman was admitted buying a new mattress as a surprise gift for her mother who is old, last Monday, and discard the old. The next day, he admitted he just knew if her mother's life to save money in the old mattress.
"I wake up in the morning and cried when he realized what happened," said the woman who lives in Tel Aviv and asked for his identity was not known, as quoted by the Associated Press on Thursday (06/11/2009).
He was then looking for a discarded mattress in the trash near his home. But unfortunately been transported by garbage collectors. Search in three landfills did not produce anything.
Money collected for this is the United States dollar and Israeli shekels. The woman refused to tell how his mother could collect that much money.
Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said the case was not normal. So far there has been no report that entry.
The Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot published a photograph that poor woman to earn a middle-Kais a trash can in the south of Israel.
Yitzhak Borba, landfill manager, told Army Radio said there were staff who assist the woman. "She (the woman) looks very desperate," says Borba, as he said it was difficult to find a mattress in between 2,500 tons of garbage arriving daily.
Borba also claimed to improve security at waste disposal sites to prevent the influx of treasure hunters.
Source: http://lelosusilo.wordpress.com/2009/06/11/uang-rp10-miliar-terbuang-bersama-kasur/
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