A widow this week got perhaps the most disturbing letter in her life from housing chiefs at Hackney Homes.
The organisation wrote to her late husband, war veteran Dennis Isherwood, asking him to curb his anti-social behaviour. Mr Isherwood died three years ago.
The letter said he'd face eviction if he didn't comply.
Distressed Mrs Isherwood told the Hackney Gazette : “I sat down and cried because this is incredibly upsetting and disturbing. Dennis was a much-loved person and a fun-loving guy. This blackens his name and isn’t fair.”
When the issue was brought to their attention, Hackney Homes said a complaint was received about abandoned vehicles and this letter was an initial request to Mr Isherwood to discuss it.
The organisation admitted it was not aware he had died.
Sunday 7 June 2009
Dead man gets eviction warning – three years late
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I cannot Beleive that Hackny council have the cheek to say what they did because they did know that dennis had been killed because I took his death certificate to there office and they copyed it for the files what a bunch of lieing S**Ts How do u think his children felt when they read about there dad never a sorry or kiss my A**E. I want his name cleared. Dennis Isherwood was a good man from his wife Theresa
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