Kohl's loss prevention knew this woman did not take money or contents from the wallet,yet they let a man who claims to be a seminary student view their surveillance video and choose a portion that would allow him to misinform the public. The following article was written in the Pike County Journal Reporter. A local resident feels like Mark Twain's quote "A lie can run around the world six times while the truth is still trying to put on it's pants" is especially true in his family's case ever since a video of his wife and grandkids aired on an Atlanta news station and went viral worldwide spreading misinformation about them. The video alleges the Pike County resident found a wallet, handed the money to her sons and then went on a spending spree. In reality, all the money and other items in the change purse were returned to the rightful owner. "I just want people to know the truth," she said. "When I found the change purse, there was a gift card and a receipt on top of it and the license was in a pull out pocket. The video says I was handing out money, but I handed the receipt and card to my grandson so I could look at the license. My young grandson was excited because I said we could go to Game Stop after Kohl's." The family wants to clear up the story but are scared to give out too much information about themselves since the video has been posted to thousands of websites where viewers have posted nasty comments, even death threats from sites such as AK47.net. A simple google search of 'Woman finds wallet" will result in more than 4.5 million videos, photos and web stories. Most of them are about Barbara and her 8- and 15-year-old grandsons and they tell only a part of the story, stating that the three found a wallet, passed the money out amongst them and never returned any of the contents. The original news story even encouraged people to call 911 and turn them in to be arrested. Many of the webpage comments condemn the woman and even threaten her life and that of the young boys. "I tried diligently to locate the young lady from Mississippi and if additional video had been shown, it would show me walking around inside Kohl's with the wallet in my hand looking for the owner," said Barbara. "It would also show me waiting at the location where I found the wallet to see if the young girl exited or entered the store." The three took the missing wallet, walked out of view of the front door surveillance tape and into the store. They took the wallet to the customer service desk, but hesitated to turn it in for fear workers would take the cash inside of it. Barbara called her husband, a retired fire chief, to ask him what he thought she should do with it. "He told me to bring it home since she was out of state and he would use his contacts with the sheriff and police offices to get it back to the owner," she said. "We thought since the license said she was from out of state and under 21 that she might be a college student and we were scared with the amount of cash in it that the customer service workers would take it." Once home, the family searched facebook and even called in a favor to a relative to look up the owner's phone number using information from the wallet. They called repeatedly over the next few days, expecting someone to return their call. They were excited when they heard there was a news story about a missing wallet, because they were hoping to find the owner. "My grandmother taught me that when you find something that's not yours, you get it back to the rightful owner and that's what we were trying to do. This has really affected these two young boys," said their grandfather Wally. "Noah, who is 8, asked me if he was going to jail. He asked me why his Mimi was crying after they saw the news story." Noah was the one who took the wallet to the Pike County Sheriff's Office after getting out of school. According to investigator Maj. David Neal, the wallet has since been returned to the owner. In the original news coverage which aired just days after the wallet was lost, Joseph Smith says "She's setting an example for her kids. What are they going to do the next time they see a wallet or they see somebody drop something?" Well, the 8- and 15-year-old boys were tested on that when they found $60 cash inside Wal-Mart a few weeks after the lost wallet incident. They looked for a store security officer and when they couldn't find one, they called the Griffin Police Department and immediately turned the money over to Officer Andrew Dorsey. read more

Kohl's advertises a hassle free return policy but they lie. My mother-in-law bought my wife and I a robot vacuum from their website and had it shipped to us in Hawaii for Christmas. At first use the vacuum was a piece of junk and wouldn't pick anything up from our rug. There was no gift receipt in the box but they advertised a hassle free return policy so I called customer service for help. The third-world call center told me to return it in store (there are no stores in Hawaii) and then said to just ship it back. I asked for return shipping label and was denied. I asked for a copy of the gift receipt that was supposed to be included in the package and was denied. They said to ship it back and save my receipt and they would reimburse the shipping. They were not helpful so I sent it back to my mother-in-law who returned it in her local store and filed a BBB complaint. Kohl's response: We won't reimburse because you didn't use a postage paid label from Kohl's. This is the same label that I requested of customer service and was denied. They lie, they carry cheap products and the return was a major hassle. Don't waste your time or money with Kohl's. read more

Visiting Kohl's in the Bay Area feels like walking into a treasure trove of affordable yet stylish finds. It's not just a store; it's a delightful space where fashion and practicality coexist. The cleanliness and organized layout invite a sense of ease and discovery, allowing you to stumble upon exciting items you didn't know you needed! The staff here are more than employees; they are friendly guides on your shopping journey, eager to help you find the perfect piece or deal with any inquiries you might have. Their smiles and helpfulness turn an ordinary shopping trip into a pleasant experience. However, Kohl's charm attracts many, and the aisles can get a bit crowded, especially during sales. But the inviting atmosphere, reasonable prices, and the joy of finding great deals make every visit worthwhile, turning shopping into an adventure of sorts. read more

My mom loves kohls for some reason I never cared for it until a week ago when my Mom was in the dressing room and a MAN walks in the dressing room and locks himself in the stall. WTF? how is that in any way right? Women should be comfortable when they are in the dressing rooms as there half naked trying on clothes and for a Man to walk in there and just hang out in there isn't right. My mom spoke to the woman manager and she didn't have a care in the world, didn't believe her or hardly paid attention to her concern. Tonight we saw the guy that was in the dressing room talking to the manager assuming he could be loss prevention but that still isn't acceptable for him to walk in the WOMENS DRESSING ROOM. Beware for this guy, Bald tall Latino man. Customer service is the worst here!! Why did Millbraes close down!? read more

Kohl's is a treasure trove for those seeking variety and value. The store is expansive, offering a diverse range of products from apparel to home goods. The organized layout and clear signage make navigating through the plethora of options a breeze. The staff are approachable and helpful, willing to assist with inquiries and provide recommendations. The affordable prices, coupled with the frequent sales and discounts, make Kohl's a preferred choice for budget-conscious shoppers looking for value without compromising on variety. read more

Last time i been here was around holiday season. The staff wasn't that great though most of them didn't seem like they wanted to help me. And every time i went there they always seemed like they were talking bout me especially the boss or manger but i found one worker that was very help full i think her was laurie or loree dont know how to spell it right but she actually helped me out and even showed me were things were and she seemed like she was happy doing it to read more

I recently visited this store during a weekend trip when I unexpectedly needed clothes after a dip in the ocean. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, which made the experience much easier. It can be intimidating visiting a new city for the first time, but I felt at home here. Plus, the deals were amazing--my kids' shirt was just $3! I left feeling well taken care of and with great finds. Highly recommend for anyone in a pinch! read more

the reason for 4 stars, and not 5 is because the cashier at the end of my purchase didn't say bye to me. I think he was having a bad day. That doesn't mean you take it out on me. Always be happy especially when you are getting paid! The store was extremely clean and everyone seemed happy except that one gentlemen. read more

I recently moved to the area, and came in to get some things for my home. The service her was good. I felt they had a good selection. The manager was nice when I had some questions. I left with what I wanted. Good prices too read more

1. never order from kohls.com 2. beware of a free gift. 3. do not trust a delivery person whos delivers half your order & tells the rest of your order is on its way. 4. kohls.com customer service is horrible read more

Kohl's supports voter fraud by canceling MyPillow - whose founder has exposed the truth about stolen 20 / 20 election . https://michaeljlindell.com/ read more

Everything here is more expensive then Amazon . they dont even price match . long line at the register . Line moves slow .

I like the deals I find around this store. The only thing I don't like about it off the top of my head is the parking lot.

Very nice store Many Selection and good product. Also has the Amazon drop off which is nice read more

cold place and cannot find what i want.

Clean. Organized. Friendly workers!