$20.00 dollar double eagle bandit busted

[nova]

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=6040031 The link on the bottom is the 1st story on this.


http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=5975873

 

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[theloadroom]

AWsome catch !

 

[Seamuss]

She should have been shown on the worlds dumbest criminal list. A real thief would hide their spoils for a while to let the trail go cold.

I wonder if she is a true blond or in the die bottle.

 

[robbuckalew]

No sympathy...for either party.
she shouldn't have stolen the coins, but the real owner should probably keep them locked up.
especially if some strange broad is staying in their house.
But I am glad it was a happy ending

 

[silvercop]

read on the coin roll hunting thread that the teller who bought the coins got fired too. i mean really, NOBODY except maybe a crackhead or a thief would be stupid enough to cash in gold coins at face. if the teller was going to try and make out like a bandit and let greed overcome his or her common sense looks like he or she would have had enough smarts to keep quiet about the buy. it reminds me of a similar situation i was told about long ago. a coin collectors kid raided the collection for spending money and went on a little shopping spree---when the surprised parent figured out what had happened (couple of days later) he went to the store and talked with the cashier and manager about it. the cashier said that he did not remember the kid or the coins and the manager referred the collector to his bank. bank employees and manager denied any knowledge too. long story short the coins were never found and no one could prove anything. guess it would be wise to keep our collections under lock and key and also to hide the key

 

[ivan salis]

to knowingly defraud a person by buying gold coins for their $20 face value when the "bare bones" melt value of the gold was at least $900 or so shows a serious "lack of ethics" in a bank teller -- thus he needed to be fired for a serious lack of ethics -- ( doesn't he know that only the ceo's and upper management types in the banking bussiness get to screw the public that badly ? )

 

[silvercop]

ivan good one