Realtor 'Turns to Tara' after banking error leads to missing funds
Gonzalez struggled to resolve the issue with Key Bank, prompting her to seek assistance from News 12's "Turn to Tara" consumer advocacy segment.
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89ds agoMichele Gonzalez, a Westchester realtor, discovered thousands of dollars missing from her checking account just before the holidays.
The stolen funds were traced to a canceled check from 2016.
Gonzalez struggled to resolve the issue with Key Bank, prompting her to seek assistance from News 12's "Turn to Tara" consumer advocacy segment.
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