The Guardian -
13 Jan 2020 14:55

Pair tell police they left a total £26,000 in Blackhall Colliery to repay act of kindness Two "good Samaritans" have identified themselves to police as the mystery benefactors who left tens of thousands of pounds on the streets of a tiny pit village in the hope it would be picked up by people in need. The village of Blackhall Colliery, in County Durham, became the focus of global intrigue when detectives revealed that bundles of cash totalling at least £26,000 had been left anonymously scatter...
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