
July 13 was shaping up to be a big day in the life of a 9-year-old Arizona boy named Hunter.
You see, on that day Hunter entered the Mesa Bank of America with his grandmother, Colette, to open his very first checking account, KNXV-TV reported.
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Hunter — a bespectacled, blond-haired kid headed into the fourth grade — had spent the week doing work at his grandparents’ house and earned just under $200, the station said, adding that his grandmom suggested they deposit Hunter’s cash in the bank.
But it turns out Hunter’s big day also would be unforgettable for a rather scary reason.
KNXV said Hunter spotted someone entering the bank wearing a mask — but instead
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