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Nifiga Statement "error Gps`a"
This is all that remains of the home of one of the residents of the state of Georgia in the United States. Company Marietta Demolition, which was supposed to clean up the place for the construction, was mistaken in determining the addresses of the GPS-navigator and demolished the house on the opposite side of the street, located 140 meters from the fact that to be demolished. Moreover, the employees of the company, did not bother the presence of furniture and personal belongings in the rooms.
2 Photo © John Spink / ajc.com
The house owner Al Baird said that his father was engaged in the construction, back in the 50s, and with the house in the town of Carrollton related the story of his entire family - his parents lived here, grown his sister and himself. On Monday, he called the people caring for the house, which now no one lives, and told Al that his parents' house no longer exists.
Al Baird, who lives in Atlanta, immediately rushed to Carrollton, came out into the street, which still bears the name of his family and could not believe my eyes - even with Front mailbox was neatly demolished. "It's incredible," - he told a local newspaper. "For me it's not a question of money, it is a matter of memory." The trial began, one company lays the blame on the other, and that - an error of GPS-navigator. Upset Bird has hired a lawyer to conduct the case, but does not know what will happen. The younger sister of Al Charlize, recalling his childhood spent in the demolished house, said: "They just killed us, really."
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2 Photo © John Spink / ajc.com
The house owner Al Baird said that his father was engaged in the construction, back in the 50s, and with the house in the town of Carrollton related the story of his entire family - his parents lived here, grown his sister and himself. On Monday, he called the people caring for the house, which now no one lives, and told Al that his parents' house no longer exists.
Al Baird, who lives in Atlanta, immediately rushed to Carrollton, came out into the street, which still bears the name of his family and could not believe my eyes - even with Front mailbox was neatly demolished. "It's incredible," - he told a local newspaper. "For me it's not a question of money, it is a matter of memory." The trial began, one company lays the blame on the other, and that - an error of GPS-navigator. Upset Bird has hired a lawyer to conduct the case, but does not know what will happen. The younger sister of Al Charlize, recalling his childhood spent in the demolished house, said: "They just killed us, really."
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