“The Jensen’s blame and entire mess on Chase, saying the bank steered them into mortgage modification plans, misplaced paperwork, misstated income figures, and told them–repeatedly, say father and son–not to make any mortgage payments because all of the payments would be rolled into the back end of a new modified mortgage.”

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Foreclosure Crisis Strikes World War II Veteran

St. Louis, MO (KTVI-FOX2Now.com) —

The foreclosure crisis has claimed an unlikely victim. An 89-year-old South County World War II veteran who led a big band before the war and was a top salesman afterward. His home, full of artifacts ranging from the bed used by his great-grandfather, a Union general in the Civil War, to a powder horn used by an ancestor who fought in the Revolution, has been foreclosed and sold at auction. He now faces eviction.

“This is the wrong thing,” he said, standing in front of a snapping American flag at the home he moved into in 1952. “This is not America. This is not the way things are supposed to be.”

“I don’t know where my dad will go now,” said his son, Jim, a computer consultant who has tried to help his father navigate his way through the mortgage morass. “I grew up in this house. He doesn’t have anything left.”

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