AZ woman puts wedding ring in halloween candy bag and really wants it back

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Meza, Arizona woman Brooklin Yazzie tucked her wedding ring inside a candy jar for safekeeping while she was cutting pumpkins for halloween. It had some plastic rings in it too.

Later on halloween night, as things got busy and she forgot, Brooklin dumped candy in the jar too. Then bagged it up and gave it out to callers.

Brooklin would really like her wedding ring back. It's not worth a lot of money but it means an awful lot to her.

http://abc7news.com/society/woman-loses-wedding-ring-in-halloween-candy/377595/
 
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