<prompt> Human: I live in a rental that gets quite a bit of misdirected mail. The landlord has told me, If you dont recognize the name, toss it. Going through the mail today I had the usual names of previous tenants, but a new one came in from a life insurance group. Seeing as the thing is destined for the shredder anyway, I peaked inside.Inside was a life insurance check for a sizable sum of money thousands of dollars. Google search verified an obituary for the names and date of decease posted on the check. Calling the number sent me to an answering machine for the life insurance group. My landlord doesnt know the person.Heres where I think pfs expertise can help. How much better would it be for me to try contacting this person the child of the deceased, now in their sixties than to simply shred the lettercheck like Ive never seen it?Trying to find the person on google actually comes up with my address and a disconnected phone number. I dont want to be arrested for opening another persons mail, but since the contents are important, I thought it might be worth the risk.  <response>: Reseal it and write return to sender on it. 