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Dunedin man discovers his house stolen through deed fraud

Summary by Ground News
John Whitt Jenkins bought his Dunedin property in 1998 for $15,000. He would check the estimated value on the website Zillow from time to time. When he checked in 2019, he was stunned. He discovered a deed had recently been filed, with what he says is his forged signature. It took Jenkins two months to get his house back.

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Dunedin man discovers his house stolen through deed fraud

DUNEDIN, Fla. (WFLA) — John Whitt Jenkins is thankful to have his Dunedin house back after he discovered someone quietly filed public documents, claiming they bought it from him. In an instant, he no longer owned his house, and received nothing in return! "They forged my signature and they had to fake witnesses on there and a fictitious notary on there saying I sold my house for $160,000, and that was it and the county went with it," Jenkins sai…

·Tampa, United States
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WFLA-TV broke the news in Tampa, United States on Thursday, February 23, 2023.
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