HOUSTON - On April 29, Lorrie Kimble said she got a phone call her caller ID stated Wells Fargo. There were transactions that appeared to be fraudulent, the caller told Lorrie.

What we know:

She says the caller also told her about transactions that were hers, making her more convinced she was speaking to someone with Wells Fargo.

We've heard what happened next in about half a dozen cases. The caller told Lorrie someone with Wells Fargo would be showing up at her door.

Soon after the phone call ended, a woman Lorrie recognized from our prior reports showed up, cut her card in four pieces, put the pieces in an envelope and left.

The next day, Lorrie says she realized $23,000 had been drained from her account.

Wells Fargo denied her claim, saying Lorrie or someone she knew withdrew th

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