WOMAN LEFT IN SUSPENSE OVER 15 YEAR OLD SAFE<br /> <br />WITH VID AND PIX <br /> <br />BY SHANNON PICKETT <br /> <br />This woman has been scratching her head about how to crack open a safe that has been sat in her house for 15 years, with no idea of what's inside. <br />Ashley O’Shea from Arizona, USA, thought she might strike gold. For 15 years, a heavy safe belonging to her late father, an electrician, sat unopened in the family garage.<br />Her dad passed away a decade and a half ago, and her brother, the only other next of kin, died three years back meaning she was left alone to figure out the code. <br />The daughter took to TikTok to ask the internet for help on what to do, with her videos climbing to over four million views. <br />Ashley told how she has only now decided to open the safe due to moving house but even with the help of the internet, it proved to be a lot harder than she thought. <br />She enlisted the help of ChatGPT for ideas but with no drill and no budget to hire a locksmith, Ashley resorted to spy tactics and began listening for the combination click by click.<br />Finally, she managed to open it, but all the suspense died when she found what was inside. <br />Expecting to find a stack of money, Ashley was instead greeted with old earplugs and a bag of wall mounts. <br />She said: "My dad died like 15 years ago and left this safe behind. We have not opened it. It's just been sitting in the garage since he died.<br />"We don't have a drill to use. So how am I supposed to get into this fricking safe?<br />"I'm trying to be like a spy and listen, you know, for the combo, but I literally can't get it open and I can send in his death certificate. But in terms of proof of ownership, he's been gone for 15 years and my brother's been gone for three.<br />"Thanks dad. He left me some crumbly earplugs.<br />"No one's more disappointed than me. I for sure thought there was going to be a fat bag of coins in there.<br />"My dad was an electrician. There should have been a fat bag of coins in there, but no, instead I got left with nothing."<br /> <br />ENDS
