ARIZONA MAN'S LETTERMAN JACKET TURNS UP AT THRIFT STORE AFTER 28 YEARS

An Arizona man named Jed Mottley graduated in 1994 from Chaparral High School in Scottsdale. Although he was a varsity football player, he was never able to get a letterman jacket due to his mother being unable to pay for it. But now, 28 years later, he was finally able to bring the jacket home after his brother spotted it at a thrift store. The jacket was embroidered with Jed's name and "Class of 1994." They bought it for $25, when back then it cost between $300 and $400. The brothers said they feel the discovery is a sign from their mother, Gerry, who died in 2012. Josh Mottley told KTVK, "My mom was like, 'If I ever go, I'm going to send signals.' I was like, 'Where are these signals mother?' This was it!"