She was walking the two miles to work because her car had broken down. As a thank you for her honesty someone set up a gofundme page to help get her a car.
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she is 38 weeks pregnant, the wife. he s bringing the wife with the ob/gyn, whatever that stands for, to the super bowl. and if she delivers at the game, she delivers at the game, so be it. and that s the kind of player we want on the eagles. tonight, jesse watters primetime china s balloon heading for chicago. greg: have a good sender. judge jeanine: go, harold. harold: obstetrician, gynecologist. michigan woman being repaid for her kindness after being faced with a very, very tough decision. diane gordon her car broke down a few years ago. she has had to walk to work every day five days a week over two miles. one day she walked to the gas station snack. found $15,000 in ziploc bagged. could have changed her life. she took it to the local police, turned it in. enough to the wife of the local police officer is helping her raise money. i think they have raised over $40,000 so far to help her buy a car. judge jeanine: had 0,000.
Diane Gordon could have really used that $15,000 she found in an envelope a few weeks ago - but she knew it wasn't right. That money didn't belong to her. But her inspirational story is about to change her life.