SAN DIEGO - An Imperial Beach family called Team 10 desperate to get their late father's war medals from a storage unit and the Troubleshooter got results in a few hours. <\/p>\n
Thomas Moore thought his father-in-law's war medals and other important family items would be auctioned off on Thursday from the storage unit they were renting. <\/p>\n
\"I've never felt so helpless in my life,\" said Moore. \"I feel empty.\" <\/p>\n
Moore's father-in-law, Bill Wright, was everything to the family. <\/p>\n
\"He was like my father,\" said Moore. \"I was adopted so I don't have any blood relatives.\" <\/p>\n
Wright was also a proud veteran and endured an explosion in the Korean War, where he was awarded a Purple Heart. <\/p>\n
\"He was a POW and he was shot,\" said Moore. <\/p>\n
When Wright became sick in April, the entire family moved to an RV to take care of him and they had to put a lot of things at A1 Storage in Chula Vista. Moore said they could no longer pay for the unit when Wright passed away in July. <\/p>\n
\"I asked, how long do we have to not pay before you sell our stuff and they said 96 days,\" said Moore. <\/p>\n
Moore said the next day day 11 they put a lock on the unit. It was filled with appliances and furniture but all he wanted was a box of personal items and Wright's medals. Moore said the late payments and fees have now gone up to nearly $1,000, which they cannot afford. <\/p>\n
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