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May 4th, 2010 12:25 PM
Man seals self inside foreclosed residence
Householder pleads for help from bankBy Jennifer Feehan /
Toledo BladeSTONY RIDGE, Ohio - Through a golf ball-sized hole drilled into a front window, Keith Sadler has a message for banks foreclosing on people like him who fall behind on their mortgage payments.
He wants a little help, a little understanding, and a big demand: an end to foreclosures and evictions. In the meantime, the 53-year-old said he's not leaving the house that he owned for 12 years and lived in for 20.
"Even though on paper and legally it's no longer my house, I still consider this my home and I refuse to be kicked out by a greedy bank that is only interested in its bottom line," Mr. Sadler said in a phone interview.
Through an agreement with the Wood County Sheriff's Office, he was to have been out of the house on U.S. 20 in Stony Ridge by midnight yesterday, but instead, members of the Toledo Foreclosure Defense League, an organization he co-founded, helped seal him inside. A cell phone - and the hole in the front window - are his only means of communication.
"I hate touting the Obama plan, but it's a plan based on a percentage of income you make and the bank has to work out an interest rate that allows you to make payments," Mr. Sadler said. "I'm not looking for a free ride. I'm not looking for the bank to just let me have the house, but to work with me." ........(more)
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