Finding a Bank Account, these bums can finally buy a house

John Helsinki, 62 years old, had to live in a cardboard box for three years at the bus stop Tampa Bay, USA.

All about her identity stolen so that he could not sign up to stay at the shelter.

But when police and trace his identity, they found the bank account once owned Helinski. Money in the bank account even enough to buy a house and social security, as reported by the Daily Mail newspaper, Sunday (19/4).

"I'm trying to own. Sleeping under a bench at the bus stop so do not look people," he said as he recounted his life to ABC.

Social security officer Charles Inman said Helinski not have identity cards. For he must have made the identity of the birth certificate.

"There's no other way to help him. He was not supposed to live on the streets.

Inman then requested police assistance Dan McDonald.

"I am happy to help because I love a challenge," he said.

Having traced and investigated, it was found Helinski Polish-born, but she Americans. He had a driving license (SIM) and social security number.

Having sought out further, Helinski apparently never visited the branch of a bank in Tampa. He had an account there.

"At that time the name of Bank Landmark. Now as Bank America," he said.

Because not taken for several years, social security Helinski growing and he even had the cash.

"I'm unbelievably happy," said Helinski.

Now he is looking for a permanent home in the form of a small apartment.