Wallet Lost in Arizona River Returning to Owner After Nearly 20 Years

Posted on January 30, 2024 by Chris Johnson

A wallet lost by a woman in Arizona’s Salt River in 1995 is on its way back to her after being found by a kayaker

Jeremy Bingham was out diving with his family and found the wallet. It wallet contained multiple credit cards and a driver’s license belonging to a woman named Julia Hsia.

Bingham said he spent months searching for Hsia online and was finally able to connect with her on social media.

She lives in Chicago, and had been visiting her cousin Arnold in Arizona in 1995.

The wallet is now in the mail on its way back to her.

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