So on the days that you think, man, I'm having a bad day, today really sticks.

Nobody could be having as bad a day as me.

Think of Jennifer Pullman, who lives and works in Leakesville, Mississippi, but has a family

home that's been in her family, and all her grandparents bought the place in 1965

in Mobile, Alabama, and she just loves the place.

In fact, she said she calls the place, it's priceless to her.

She can't put a price on it.

Well, she's going to have to, because she found out, yeah, it was torn down.

So a company was supposed to demolish a home, but they went to the wrong address, and

they just tore down her house.

Oh, okay.

So after they did a new story, and all the neighbors around the area said, hey, this

is the company that was there.

We thought you were aware of it.

So apparently they couldn't be arrested because there was no malicious intent.

Oh, okay, well, I guess that makes it fine then, we'll just have to sue them in civil

court.

It's funny, I'm not sure like what was in the house, they showed her walking around

the rubble.

I'm not sure what all was removed after it was demolished.

If anything, I mean, there was rubble still left there on the property.

It was a crappy job by the contractor, and I don't know how much the house was worth

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