By JOHN MORENO GONZALES
Associated Press Writer
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Imagine that your home was reduced to mold-covered wood framing by Hurricane Katrina. Desperate for money to rebuild, you engage
in a frustrating bureaucratic process, and after months of living in a government provided-trailer that gives off formaldehyde fumes you finally win a
federal grant.
Then a collector announces that you have to pay back thousands of dollars.
Thousands of Katrina victims may be in the same boat.
A private contractor under investigation for the compensation it received to run the Road Home grant program for Katrina victims says that in the rush
to deliver aid to homeowners in need some people got too much. Now it wants to hire a separate company to collect millions in grant
overpayments.
Talk about insult to injury! First their pathetic response time to the disaster, and now they want them to pay for
their mistakes. Talk about
having brass b-lls!
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That money is Loooong gone. 
