All of the addresses listed on the IDs are in Chicago. Out of the 20 Illinois driver’s licenses in the envelope, all but one have a birth year of 1999, meaning all the people on the IDs just turned 21 years old. “I wanted to make sure everything was OK because I really didn’t know what to think when I opened up the envelope and found a bunch of people’s IDs in there,” he said. He thought someone was trying to pull a fast one on him, so he called I-Team 8. Nine days later the envelope was returned to Indianapolis marked “return to sender.” When it arrived in Diana’s mailbox he peeled back the label to see if he recognized the name, but he didn’t. “And it had a bunch of people’s IDs in there,” said Diana.Īccording to the USPS tracking, the label on the envelope was created in Indianapolis on July 30 at 1 a.m. The return address belongs to Steve Diana but he claims this is the first time he’d seen the envelope. Inside a large United States Postal Service envelope was another envelope that contained what appears to be 20 state of Illinois driver’s licenses. INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - An Indianapolis man says he was stunned to find more than a dozen driver’s licenses in his mailbox recently.

Drivers license returned to sender