OKC Homeowner Thinks He Hears Squirrels In Attic, Finds Man Sleeping There Instead

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OKC Homeowner Thinks He Hears Squirrels In Attic, Finds Man Sleeping There Instead

OKC Homeowner Thinks He Hears Squirrels In Attic, Finds Man Sleeping There Instead

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OKC Homeowner Thinks He Hears Squirrels In Attic, Finds Man Sleeping There Instead

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News On 6 An Oklahoma City homeowner found a man sleeping in his attic Wednesday, according to investigators. According to police reports, the victim thought he heard squirrels in the attic of his Chicago Street home. News 9's Caleigh Bourgeois has the story.

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