A New Hampshire Transfer Station Operator named Dennis Senibaldi found a wedding ring accidentally thrown in the trash and was able to find the ring right before it was set to go into the incinerator. And what's incredible is this is the third time this has happened! “I couldn't believe it. I saw it right there. I didn't even have to go through the trash we had bagged up,” Senibaldi said. “I know this seems to be continuously happening. It is getting a little crazy."
The ring was found through 20 tons of trash thanks to some background info and a good camera. It was found on the floor, partially covered in red paint because it ripped out of its trash bag, but the story almost didn't have a happy ending.
“I grabbed the ring, brought it up, cleaned it up for her, called her up,” Sendibaldi said. “She was heartbroken on Wednesday and more than ecstatic on Friday."
“It was the last trailer that went out. So, they missed it by 15 minutes or so,” Senibaldi said. "If it was 15 minutes earlier, it would've already gone in the incinerator."