She Was One of New York's Richest Women. She Spent 24 Years Behind a Locked Door: Ida Wood
12K views · Jul 22, 2026 · Entertainment
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@katiesioux7757 · 2 months ago
Her thinking is exactly why I couldn't ever trust bit coin.
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@callasm4166 · 2 months ago
I'm tired of everything too
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@johnfennessy6444 · 2 months ago
The photographs of Ida are very inconsistent.
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@edwinacriear2630 · 2 months ago
The ultimate introvert…
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@Billionairestory777 · 2 months ago
Truth really is stranger than fiction.
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@katiesioux7757 · 2 months ago
J.P Morgan was a power hungry mass murderer. Why should she trust him and his friends ??? Mae west saved people and companies with her millions during the great depression but no one wants to discuss that. ...
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@katiesioux7757 · 2 months ago
She knew banks a n d bankers can't be trusted, the depression was a time that flaunting riches could get you killed and the government itself robbed citizens, not the ones in mansions but the average less than wealthy people that were told to invest in gold were the people they robbed of that go l d they told them to buy because it was safe.<br>Collecting everything was something that many did during the depression and for generations after. <br>The filth was probably from mistrust and age. I don't find this extremely strange at all, not if you know history
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@oldtavernfarm · 2 months ago
To use the word “staggering” to describe this story is like saying the ocean is wet. Wow what a tale! Kinda reminds me of Scarlett O’Hara!!❤
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@Appalachian_Alchemy · 2 months ago (edited)
“As if a bank is something to run from”— every War — funded by The Banks. <br>So. She knew.
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@thomasduggan8755 · 2 months ago
The mind boggles 😢❤
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@Catherine-ur1xp · 2 months ago (edited)
I agree with Ida about not trusting banks — they only lend money to people who don’t need it!<br> Luke 12:2
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@prahamama8915 · 3 weeks ago
It was not cold. After. What she knew. I agree. ❤️
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