http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/cto/2356006506.html

not sure about other states, but i thought in tn you had to have a title to scrap a car,  the way this ads read i could sell anyones car

guy had put that he would give cash for storm damaged vehivles, you did not have to have keys or a title, had a picture of his truck with a car hualing trailer and his phone number

It's a real shame that there are people in this world sorry enough to try to exploit storm victims, but there are. If you see or hear of any scams or suspicious activities like these, please report them to authorities so they can be dealt with.  Or as one of my friends on Face Book said, show the autorities where their bodies are . . .

There have already been at least two arrested in Dade County for stealing copper wiring out of storm damaged houses.  There have also been reports of people "volunteering" to clear downed trees then trying to bill the land owner for their services after the fact.  And after the clean up is done, be on the lookout for shady contractors that will, no doubt, come out of the wookwork and try to make some fast money at the expense of the storm victims.   

My aunt in law is the Vice principal of RHS and she slept in the ruins of the office of the HS the night of the tornado to protect the paperwork of the students so no foolishness would occur...
She is about 200 Lbs and has a black belt.
As far as I know she had no problems.
KC