Toronto mother pleads for help after UPS misplaces package with family heirlooms inside
containing two family albums with photos of her deceased parents and her childhood spent in South Africa.
The 34-year-old’s sister-in-law recently travelled from the United Kingdom to South Africa on holiday and retrieved the priceless albums while visiting family. One of the albums is zebra print, the other a colourful print. Upon return to the U.K., the relative shipped the photos by UPS expedited parcel to Toronto.
“After a while, it’s just like maybe the best you’re trying to do is not good enough for this situation,” she says. “We regret the stress and inconvenience this issue has caused and we are actively investigating this situation and are working to resolve the issue for our customer,” UPS wrote.Plundered packages litter LA train tracks after thieves swipe items from cargo containers
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