re: Robbing a bank

WTH. Did you get the baby?

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Apparently robbed 12 banks over 2 years and got popped on his last one.

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it's always the last one

LSUGrrrl helped fund the Ruskie military invading Ukraine and shipping babies and toddlers back to the Motherland

Impossible nowadays with cctv and too many carrying old head baws who still actually go to the bank.

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I worked in banking like 30 years ago. The saying was it's much easier to rob a bank with a pen than a gun. The amount banks lose on fraud is staggering.

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A friend of mine was an auditor for a firm and was assigned to a bank. He found a payment for taxes.. nearly a quarter of a million dollars.. that had been paid twice.

The bank had a subsidiary that they paid the tax on. While they did that.. they rolled the subsidiary into another and paid the tax again. The bank should have had a quarter of a million dollar loss they should have been looking for.

They never knew it was missing.

They wound up fixing the error and getting a quarter of a million back from the IRS they didn’t know they were due.

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Is this typical for an adoption? I know it worked out for you but I think I’d have gone another direction if the agency made that type of request.

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Very typical for Russian adoptions. It wasn’t the agency request, it was the Russian Ministry requirements. Not to mention all the “gifts” for officials to “thank them” after the adoption was complete.

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yeah you ordered 'unmarked' bills

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Shut up, dingus. I was using the term the Russian government used and the term used when ordering the bills.

Bank robbery is such a bad idea.

From what I've seen/read many of the gang members who are active have been involved with a bank robbery.

I recently read a book by Pete Earley, he was speaking to an inmate in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas back when this prison was the supermax, 80s-90s~

The inmate, like always, talks about the injustices in our system, which we all know exist just to a lesser degree. He tells how he was in for a bank robbery, and he did it when he was 18.

The inmate goes on to state that it was the worst decision of his life because they didnt realize bank robberies were federal and flat time sentences. So, this means when he was locked up at 18 he was in a level 4 facility with the worst of the worst criminals in he United States. Rember this is Federal Prison, the big dogs.

You have a decision at that point to be man and hold the line or not. The issue for him was it doesn't matter if you were clicked up or not because he was white. If he wasnt down to join a white gang that was fine, you can go lone wolf but if a wood gets attacked you are still obligated to jump in or face the repercussions of the AB. At 18 with a 15-20 year flat time sentence you are almost bound to get wrapped up in other things that lead to more time.

He goes on to mention the many murderers that would be getting out on parole before his robbery sentence even ended because of DAs cutting deals and because of that he acts out as do many other prisoners. He refuses to accept that a guy who cuts off a girls arms and almost kills her gets out in 7 years yet he's been locked up over 20 primarily due to a bank robbery and gang affiliation within in prison.

Crazy shite, great book.

Love a happy ending!! You’re kid sounds like he was just as lucky as his parents.

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Years ago in Athens, some guys in rent-a-cop security uniforms stood outside the night deposit box outside the bank. Told the depositors that someone had broken a key in the box. Friday night. Had a metal lock box for them to put the bags in.

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Pretty sure that was Frank Abagnale that said he did that