Quirky World: Baker fires homeless hero who saved his life

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Quirky World: Baker fires homeless hero who saved his life
Thu, 21 Apr, 2016 - 01:00

FRANCE: A French baker who promised to give his business to the homeless man that saved his life has fired him instead.

Michel Flamant was close to dying of carbon monoxide poisoning when Jerome Aucant, the homeless man, raised the alarm. Flamant caused a minor media sensation by pledging to sell his business to Aucant for €1.

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