The bustling suburb of Elgin, just outside Chicago, has been the unexpected scene of a postal mystery involving Amazon packages. Pat Hurley, a 79-year-old resident, found herself at the center of an unwanted delivery saga when more than 100 packages started arriving at her doorstep, none of which she had ordered.

Interestingly, Hurley doesn’t even have an Amazon account, yet her address has been inundated with these packages since last summer. Adding to the confusion, the packages bore her address but were labeled with someone else’s name. As the deliveries continued, sometimes up to 20 packages a day, they began to pile up, creating a significant inconvenience for Hurley, who has a disability that prevents her from moving the heavy boxes.

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Despite her efforts to resolve the issue by contacting Amazon, the boxes kept coming, cluttering her doorstep and leaving her anxious. “If somebody’s going to show up… I’m disabled… Alone in the house. And all this is happening. I’m getting a little nervous. You know, I mean, you don’t know what’s going on in this world,” Hurley expressed, highlighting her growing discomfort and unease with the situation.

Finally, after months of this puzzling predicament, Amazon has taken action and collected the errant deliveries. While the mystery of how these packages ended up at her home remains unsolved, Hurley can now breathe a sigh of relief as her front door is no longer overwhelmed with unsolicited deliveries.

She said she reported the issue to Amazon, but the deliveries kept coming, with sometimes 20 packages a day. They were crowding her front door, and it was making her feel uneasy.

“If somebody’s going to show up… I’m disabled… Alone in the house. And all this is happening. I’m getting a little nervous. You know, I mean, you don’t know what’s going on in this world,” Hurley said.

An Amazon driver came by to get all of those packages from her home on Saturday afternoon. Hurley’s son sent ABC7 photos of the pickup. He and his mom are glad this is finally over.

Amazon told ABC7 that they apologized to Hurley for and they are investigating and working toward a long-term resolution to prevent this from happening again.