“His revenge was worth its weight in gold. In June, Earl Ray Jones, 52, of Divide, Colorado, was ordered by a judge to pay $3,000 a month to the woman he’d been married to for 25 years, so he pillaged the couple’s retirement account and had it converted into 22 pounds worth of gold and silver bars, the paper reports. Jones claims he then tossed the modern-day treasure into a dumpster behind a motel, where he had been living temporarily, later telling the judge he had no money to give his ex-wife, according to the paper. Jones said he first tried to withdraw the money from his bank in cash, but the request was denied.”
http://nypost.com/2013/10/29/man-throws-gold-in-dumpster-so-his-ex-wife-couldnt-have-it/
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