St. Patrick's Day: Vengeful Leprechaun

Seamus the Leprechaun had been robbed of his gold. It happened a century ago and he grew angrier with every passing year.

He had finally tracked it down, but it was no longer gold and the person who stole it had died. Seamus knew, however, that it did not matter. If the gold had been used to buy a house for example, he could change the house back into the gold.

The thief who took Seamus's gold had passed down the fortune. Seamus was not just intent on getting his gold back, but he wanted to make the person who now owned it pay and he did not care if the person had no idea that his or her current wealth came from stolen leprechaun gold.

Seamus tracked the person to Los Angeles, California, USA. The person who was the current beneficiary of the stolen gold was....