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September 27, 2007

Say What? I'm Still Alive!

This is one of those stories you will never forget. A man in Moscow is trying to get his life back in order after he was legally declared dead.

Say what? How is this possible? Don't they check ID anymore? After all a person has died.

Well, the story starts a Gritman Medical Center in Moscow. This is where a 26-year old Jeremy Charles Bass died in August. Bass flipped his ATV near Troy, ID- he died of internal injuries. When he arrived at the hospital somewhere along the way his information was entered under Jeremy Lee Bass- he had been a patient there before.

So, Jeremy Lee Bass gets a call from the Sheriff's Office saying he was dead . Can you imagine someone telling you that YOU are dead? How creepy.

The wrong information spread fast- to the Social Security Administration, Vital Statistics and several credit bureaus. Now, Bass is trying to piece together his life and convince people that he is still very much alive.

Gritman Medical Center says its now reviewing its policies and procedures. If anything, Bass hopes this sparks hospitals to be extra cautious when checking in and checking out patients.

September 13, 2007

IT'S ALL GONE...

Can you imagine losing everything you own? Watching it go up in smoke? Your clothes, pictures, furniture? Well, that's exactly what happened to the Chapman family up in Bonner County last night. The family's home caught on fire and it burned to the ground- even started a small wildfire. The Red Cross is stepping in to help- but they'll need support for a long time. The family has six children- 12-years old to two months old. If you can help in anyway give them a call. Here's their cell phone number 208-597-6002. Already the response is great. After we interviewed Brandi Chapman today a man eating lunch nearby stopped to see what he could do to help. He too had lost everything in a fire at one point in his life and now he wanted to help them- that's what community is all about!