Disney Workers Wade Through Trash To Find Missing Rings

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Disney Workers Wade Through Trash To Find Missing Rings

Disney employees including executive housekeeper Drew Weaver and seven of his staff were determined to help and waded into the bags of garbage. They miraculously found the rings.

A Massachusetts wife wouldn't speak to her husband after he accidentally threw away a cardboard dish containing her wedding rings while on vacation at Disney World. But Disney employees including executive housekeeper Drew Weaver and seven of his staff were determined to help and waded into the bags of garbage to miraculously find the rings. (story and video at WCBD News-2)

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