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Article: Site of family's slaying sold to bank at auction ; No one bid on the Veilette home except the primary lender, which paid bargain price of $240,000.
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- Dayton Daily News
- Article date:
- January 27, 2009
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MASON -- The Mason home where Nadya Ferrari-Veillette and her
four children were slain a year ago was sold for $240,000 to a bank
Monday, Jan. 26, in a Warren County sheriff's sale.
Kirk Sampson, whose law firm handled the bidding for Deutsche
Bank National Trust, which purcharsed the home, said he was a bit
surprised no one else raised their hand at the auction.
"I'm shocked that nobody would bid against us, nobody would even
take the bidding a dollar more," he said. "It sold for $240,000 and
the property had been appraised at $360,000. I would have thought
that somebody would have liked to pick up a bargain."
Auctioneer Bill Caudill opened the bidding at twothirds the
appraised value, ...