Email going to deleted items Office 365

I am using Office 365 for small business and have installed a local copy of Outlook on my laptop. No rhyme or reason, some of my emails wind up in My Deleted Items as Unread. I have no rules in place, no spam settings in place. Has anyone
seen this before.
Thanks in advance,
Brad

First of all, please check this on Outlook Web APP to see if emails still go to Deleted Items folder. If yes, then it’s not an issue on Outlook client side. I would suggest you to check on Exchange Online side.
On Outlook client side, I would suggest you to run Outlook with /cleanrules switch anyway to clean any hidden rules:Outlook.exe /cleanclientrules
A corrupted data file also could cause this issue, I would suggest you to use scanpst.exe tool to repair your data file. Please refer to this article on how to use scanpst.exe:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/repair-outlook-data-files-pst-and-ost-HA102749454.aspx
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