OKLAHOMA CITY - Anna Takemire did a double take.
There are big chunks of her roof that are ripped up.
We know there was a storm that moved through the area the night before.
“I thought it was strong wind,” Anna said.
Von Aduddell is the one who put on Anna's new roof four years ago.
He says there's no way it is storm damage.
“All together there's 122 feet of ridge that has been pried loose with a pitchfork,” Von said.
We found pitchfork marks all over the roof.
Anna wasn't home, but a neighbor says he witnessed three men in a blue van pull up and climb onto her roof with tools.
They did thousands of dollars in damage.
Von can only speculate about what happened.
“They came to the wrong address and just got started and there were three of them probably waiting for the rest of the crew to arrive and I think somebody called them and said where are you why aren't you at this job,” he said.
There are few leads to go on, but there was one clue that really caught our attention.
One of the roofing bandits left behind his Texas Longhorns hat.
Anna’s an OU fan and not amused.
“I wish he'd come back and get it,” she said.
The In Your Corner bottom line is Anna's roof was in good shape and now it's not.
She’s in good hands with Aduddell Residential and Commercial Roofing.
“We'll see if we can keep it from costing Anna,” Von said. “I think we can work that out.”
This whole thing went down in Bethany near NW 23rd and Council.
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