Louisiana woman accused of refusing to return $1.2M after bank error

[@DominoEffect572]

In her mugshot, she’s tryna figure out what the problem is 🤣🤣🤣

[@martinashaw9141]

😂😂😂😂😭

[@Iamregina33]

😂😂😂😭

[@nunyabusiness2258]

🗣️ LMMFAO ❗😆🤣😂

[@natashajohnson341]

💀 💀 💀

[@damienchance2622]

Lol

[@romeoo5272]

Judge: youre going to jail for a year if you dont give us the money back. Me: deal

[@jeffhagans9483]

Or in Chicago, 6 DAYS🤣

[@romeoo5272]

@@jeffhagans9483 n thats funny im from Chicago

[@VICTOR-pi4iq]

😀😀

[@Incognitofication]

🤣🤣🤣

[@janebeck8898]

She doesn't have the money....that flew through her greasy hands.

[@leraybojangles711]

The poor is supposed to act morally, while the elites can be evil as can be.

[@goldie2011]

Yup, cuz that evilness, most likely, helped thm to become an elitist in the first place 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@uncovidvaxxforthestrongand3582]

well yeah they even teamed up with the poor minorities and the white folk to get orange man out LOL

[@leraybojangles711]

@@uncovidvaxxforthestrongand3582 They sure did to replace the comrade with a Marxist braindead commie bought off by the NWO. Those free benefits they been handing out won't last long with commies.

[@metropcs3516]

Trust u don’t want know parts when it comes to judgement time

[@patricktate5734]

Yea it's the Law. What if someone stole from you? She didn't steal from the Bank she stole from someone else.

[@alejandroescobar8886]

when we make the mistake of sending money to the wrong person they say it’s our fault

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

That is correct it is, now if you have a fiduciary mis deposit contract such as this bank and CS then circumstances and remedies and conditions are vastly different. Tell you bank you want such a contract and begin negotiations.

[@toxicthoughts6923]

It is this is a different situation

[@jghol8455]

Because it is

[@Crocbullkennels3232.]

Yes they do

[@TheZerosd]

I got my bank info stolen guess what never saw my money back from the bank so that's that

[@john5240able]

I remember a case from about 10 or 15 years ago that was similar to this one. A man got over a million in his account by accident. He did nothing and it sat there for almost a week. Then the bank took the money back. The man filed suit and told the judge that they had a right to get their money back but he should be allowed to keep the interest; which was quite a bit of money. The judge ruled he had a right to the interest and he kept it.

[@ltm28]

Interest on a million in a week .. wonder what the interest on that checking account was .. if it was enough to amount to anything I’d like to know the bank for sure

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

Thats like $80 to $100 bucks a day

[@snowcrest7863]

@@thedevilsadvocate5210 More like $2.74/day at bank account rates (currently 0.1% annually)

[@jigaapple23]

@@snowcrest7863 It says 15 years ago. Allen Greenspan was the dude, not Yellen or Powell.

[@snowcrest7863]

@@jigaapple23 even at 1% it's peanuts for 7 days.

[@busterhoodstar4447]

If the bank felt that it was an error, she should have made them go through a series of hoops, speak with several of her representatives, placed on hold for an hour before being disconnected and require them to fill out whatever paperwork according to the guidelines she's set. After review, she should reject the claim and if the bank disagrees with her decision, they can send a written request to have the case reviewed by a supervisor. Just like they do.

[@r.m.7288]

Ok... I can accept "thst" as a typo, but what TF does "fealt" mean!? 🤣

[@busterhoodstar4447]

@@r.m.7288 corrected for ya!

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

Seems fair enough

[@cebro648]

Hell yeah , I’m not giving it back either . They gonna haffa take it

[@dicktracy762]

You got it. But still, she should return the dough. Best case scenario she notifies the bank of the mistake and they lay some dough on her.

[@sweetcakz5810]

You don't block your blessings, you let them flow. My defense will be temporarily insane, "Your honor I saw that money and lost my d**n mind!"

[@audrafolkes5978]

@sweet cakz, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@two0nina]

Amen! Lol

[@alanpotter7945]

@@two0nina 😂😂

[@crissyluv2687]

🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@nikkiquinn1886]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Itsuchi2]

Dropping a wallet is NOT the same as putting money in my literal bank account. Don’t ask me for the money. Ask the employee who F’d up for the money. 😊

[@snowcatxx87]

Well this made it easy to figure out which lawyer I'd be retaining.

[@rtothe7068]

💯. Wasn’t even close!

[@leekogreen730]

He a cold piece of work huh

[@deadlyraver4454]

LMAO!! I know right? "Hey yo. Help me keep this bag and I'll hook you up too."

[@basilrowell07]

What happen to 9 tense of the law? Once you have it, isn't it technically yours?

[@jojowhyte7540]

right

[@jlg0077]

She had childhood flashbacks of “finders keepers”, and she's sticking to it.

[@danieljones4341]

That's relevant... I think it's her's

[@ronaldjensen8614]

Found some calories evidently.

[@sigmasiren7]

🤣

[@hotstuff6934]

I would keep it too its a gift from god 😂😂

[@danieljones4341]

@@dhokanson55 No she won't...

[@johnree6106]

Well those Nigerian princes finally came through with the money

[@johns8902]

Lmfao

[@daddyrabbit835]

Lol

[@tomvonneefe4269]

Lmao

[@shanincoffer6455]

😆 EXACTLY 😆

[@3rdDog173]

😄😄😄😄

[@theoblongbox4909]

That's when you're supposed to take the money and leave the country entirely.

[@Plutux878]

Immediately!!!

[@Bigboytoys1995]

Wouldn’t work why do you think you need a passport to get out the country

[@williefufu2985]

@@Bigboytoys1995People come to this country without a passport.

[@Bigboytoys1995]

@ yea and they get deported, trust me they do

[@davidlumley6103]

Judging by her new growth, she don’t know the first thing about leaving the country

[@alexiscarson-branch5258]

I would sue the bank. You are causing me emotional distress

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

What emotional distress? The procedure is simple she authorizes the removal of the mis deposit from the account, it can be done electronically or in person in a matter of seconds, good luck on the suit if a judge doesn't throw you in jail for bringing frivolous litigation.

[@alexiscarson-branch5258]

@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb it’s a joke chill out. Not that serious

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

@@alexiscarson-branch5258 I am chilled below freezing but as you know without being able to hear vocal inflection, and or see gestures humor is transmittable with nothing more than text and posts as a difficult undertaking! But I gotcha now1

[@TheCanineContrarian]

​@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb It's a joke, not a di** don't take it so hard bruh calm down

[@Shiesty9168]

@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbthat’s illegal

[@sdot7117]

Hmmm...what’s interesting is that when you make a bank wire the bank warns you to strongly verify the deposit account because once it’s sent you’re not entitled to getting the money back. Sounds like they’re not playing by their own rules.

[@ToolDeals]

Yep! LOL

[@raymondkidwell7135]

And even when a bank breaks the rules if you are a nobody and report it- law enforcement does nothing when the bank steals from you. When you got some of the banks money you get arrested. Several times I reported illegal activity where the bank has charged me fees it wasn't supposed to and so on.

[@jaymoneydfg]

@@raymondkidwell7135I agree! My bank basically told me take my L when I accidentally transferred money to the wrong Zelle account lol she won!

[@Ivan.A.Churlyuski]

Hopefully her attorney repeats your comment in court.

[@moorelance23]

Factuals

[@a.l9313]

Seems like the bank should break-off a big chunk of dough for her to give it back. Also, I love how the little guys are always supposed to act morally, while politicians don't.

[@terrellm9592]

Say it louder for the people in the back.....

[@the7thseven873]

Yep, then say it again with a Megaphone for the people way in the back. The ones sleeping in the shadows.

[@starboysuniverse9956]

can you just say it a little bit louder, the guys standing by the door didn't hear a thing

[@sleepii15]

My thoughts exactly

[@B-ch6uk]

The bank definitely should give her a reward but probably won't since she's despicable.

[@princess_zemirah213]

That mugshot face is saying “I’m still not giving the money back.”

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

Oh but you misread it, she had no choice it was confiscated from her, and she was arrested, jailed and on trial with fines and prison to do for years, if she'd have cooperated she would not be confined and would most likely have a couple of thousand for her honesty, but when you are a worthless common thief you get what is coming to you for years and years!

[@kathleensaenz4717]

Happened to me! Many years ago I was closing an account in a bank in California because "they just made too many mistakes." So the teller was counting the $ and she kept counting and counting...about $1,000 over my balance! I stood there in amazement a watching her and let the cash sit on the counter. Then I was asked why I was closing the account. I then asked to see the Manager...and reported..."this is why I am closing my account..too many mistakes...I then showed him the correct balance and asked him to count the money. You should have seen his face!!! Priceless. Honesty is the best policy. Always. God is watching!

[@nimrodpaul6875]

Cool

[@Mikey-uj3dc]

Cool

[@bobchambers1455]

You did the right thing. God bless!

[@RanGer-498]

Teller was using that new math 1+1=3

[@Lukas-mb9lw]

Honesty does not bring you food on the table for you or your family.

[@kawannadixon4327]

This was the biggest stimulus check ever and she wasn't about to return it LOL

[@mynameisnotimportant2854]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kingryan1555]

Yep and who can blame her as much as these banksters, fortune 500 companies, crooked selfish politicians, and the murderous oppressing criminal government of ours take and do what they want to us, the little guys, the people who make up majority of this country, the backbone that make it thrive and function the way the founders intended. Shut down the country and cost millions of jobs, cant even get the unemployment and stimulus right, and then wanna evict or repo your assets you cant pay for due to their ignorance and negligence because you 3 months behind. Gtfoh

[@endureuntiltheend86]

Reparations duh

[@tamarafletcher7965]

@@endureuntiltheend86 🤣

[@angiewilliams5188]

@Reggie Skye 😂

[@auroragarcia2893]

That moment when the first lawyer mentions people don’t have sympathy for big banks, as if big banks have sympathy for the people 😂

[@therebellion6911]

They are not in business to have sympathy. ITS NOT THE BANKS MONEY. Idiots. They use other peoples money to make money. If they lose that money they have lost peoples money. Can I use the words idiots again or is that to much?

[@hairlesschewbacca4621]

@@therebellion6911 they steal peoples money every day so who cares if it went to another person that’s getting robbed? All they do is get bailed out anyways.

[@therebellion6911]

@@hairlesschewbacca4621 Oh you mean the fees people agree to? If you learn to read that doesnt happen. And my point was if you have money in the bank that's what they use to make money. That million dollars was someones money not the banks. If you dont like it stop using banks. Tired of the whining.

[@hairlesschewbacca4621]

@@therebellion6911 there was literally a documentary on Wells Fargo about this. Get off their nuts. If the government wasn’t lockstep with the banks forcing us to go cashless most of us would.

[@Under-Kaoz]

@@therebellion6911 that's fine, again why have sympathy for them if they don't have sympathy for us. All businesses should have sympathy for their customers if they want to stay in business. But we live in a socialist country so the banks just get bailout money and don't have to respect their customers.

[@KyleVelesheo]

Go overdraft your bank by $1. Banks have no issue applying that $35 overdraft fee. A million bucks is nothing to them.

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

Oh stop that when you signed your contract to do business with a bank there were and are volumes of pages explaining fees, charges, penalties and every facet of the account, including that $35 overdraft fee and now suddenly it is some surprise!! You agreed to it if it is a distress don't use a bank or abide by what you signed in your agreement and there'll be nothing untoward in your arraignment.

[@billzjr222]

​@@Patrichardson-i9ftrue

[@KyleVelesheo]

@@Patrichardson-i9f lol you done with your rant???? I made a statement. I wasn’t complaining about signing papers or whatever else you’re ranting about. Banks get free money from overdrafts “which is a scam” but cry when someone just as disheartened as them plays the same game. carol better pay attention to which account she deposits a million bucks into next time is all I gotta say.

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

@@KyleVelesheo Wrong! Why did you mention overdraft fees? You know you signed for all of that and more. and free money from the fed? Uh huh there is nothing free! The payment schedule is in the hands of commerce!

[@KyleVelesheo]

@@Patrichardson-i9f I’m not even going to argue with you. You clearly need some mental help ✌🏻

[@arielvega6344]

Even her mugshot says "You want me to do what?!"

[@d.lawrence5670]

Ariel, that comment made my DAY!

[@soullja]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@00y93]

🤣🤣🤣😂

[@osopetty1761]

🤣

[@agonleed3841]

the photographer was laughing with the other officers. They mocking her and saying' you gon give that money back. right before the flash, she told the lady to say, "ok...now say, 'i gotta give it all back" And this was the resulting mugshot

[@donbasuradenuevo]

Ah, but if a normal person was scammed and deposited money into someone else's, or into the bank, good luck getting it back eh.

[@missmya3972]

Canadian are you?? Eh?? Lmao. I actually love it.

[@JayS64]

Exactly. It's the bank's fault. How many accounts have these thieves stolen from or paid CEOs million after accounts are hacked or unscrupulous financial decisions?? I ain't mad at her.

[@MrRunItUp]

Thats what I'm saying!!!

[@guitarsandweightbars9537]

Actually, the banks are really good about returning your money if your card was stolen, even if it was your fault. Like leaving somewhere.

[@firstnamelastname8976]

Exactly!!!

[@cloudie8314]

Bank gave me $200 instead of $20 once. When I tried to give it back they said they weren’t showing it was given to me so I couldn't give it back. Months later I see a charge of $200🤦🏾‍♀️

[@purposedpatience6597]

That’s exactly what they do🤦🏽‍♀️

[@The1707regina]

That sucks... same thing happened to me

[@alanpotter7945]

Omg 😂😂

[@freedomofspeech2420]

Lol you should closed the account and opened somewhere else, my boyfriend at the time had it happen as well. They acted like they had no idea what he was talking about. He didn’t know if he had maybe missed a deposit, he kept it and both moved. Never reported or on his credit file. Lol so a free $745, we were moving anyway at the time. Never heard from em again.

[@jessicashim857]

The banks make good free money of fees

[@scotthanford9619]

If a store mistakenly sells you a $1,000 item for $100, are you legally obligated to return the item or pay $900...? I doubt it.

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

Completely different circumstance. But if you hand them a hundred dollar bill for a 5 dollar purchase and they hand you 5 dollars change (mistaken change for a 10) you are going to want your correct change (your money not theirs) returned to you and the law plainly states you are rightfully due it. But better yet if you are a patron at a restaurant and you pay your bill but the waiter mistakenly brings your card and change to a table across the room do you think that your possessions are theirs now because it was mistakenly placed there? That money came to her in error a clerical banking error and she was and is in no way entitled to a cent of it. The law and her signed contractual agreement with the bank read quite plainly. She knew she was stealing when she appropriated the first penny of that (now stolen) money. The multiple offenses she committed are unlawful in every detail. She is a common worthless thief.

[@JeffJ1974]

Some retailers mark up prices when this occurs and they do audits to find errors. Price book is a system among many others retailers use.

[@thefacebiters]

I like how when we mess up the banks and government, say do better. They mess up, they want empathy and understanding for their lost spare change.

[@dearjosieb]

Exactly

[@KrazyVideoChick]

Facts Fax Facks

[@wesleybrown6974]

Yep, when we mess up they charge fees. Her fee was 1.2 million. 🤣

[@eenchantress5113]

Wait was this comment on the video where the shoe lady went through the same thing?

[@toniduenas7223]

I don't think any one has ever over paid the bank 10k lol

[@natesymonds4083]

I did laundry at the laundry mat with a couple thousand in cash in my pants pockets and I left. I come back to pick up my laundry and an older lady had folded my clothes and stacked the cash on top of my laundry. God bless her True story

[@Joker-qr5se]

@Ismael Cruz rim shot

[@Charlotte-zj8rq]

I would be so mad if someone folded my laundry

[@babyjake7773]

That was a dumb idea

[@jeffreymorris4827]

That's no lady that's my wife 🚬💣👽💩🚲🎣🇺🇸

[@dayzreloadedpve]

It's probably a false story if one has to type "true story" as the closing statement.

[@s.e.a6517]

Bro imagine if this was the other way around. If she accidentally gave the bank 1.2 million you’d probably never see that money again. Smfh humans are so greedy.

[@ShiningTrailblazerTV]

@@josephblessed3251 He never denied that he was a human. The point still stands that the majority of humans will do anything they can and use anything to their own personal advantage whilst neglecting any sympathy and morals. What you're trying to say is ridiculous considering the fact that he NEVER said "except for me, though". Stop putting words into others' mouths. You're definitely one of the people he was addressing

[@joys8634]

@@ShiningTrailblazerTV the dude was legit criticizing humans from an outside point of view as if he isn't included lmao. Humans are naturally bad because there are laws. The default is chaos

[@lurker7808]

@@josephblessed3251 Did you really just accuse someone of being sinful because they corrected you on the internet? Get out of here you weirdo.

[@davidsnyder3802]

Same group that burns and loots downtown every week.🙈

[@crispyhoneybun1607]

@@davidsnyder3802 exactly 💯

[@SalvadorCastillo-n4r]

When someone puts money in your account is called a GIFT

[@patrickrichardson1036]

No it is not!! A gift defined in law is the offer and acceptance of items of property money or other valuables, that means it must be offered unconditionally and in definite terms and accepted likewise. That did not occur in that mis deposit to her account! That mistake of the clerical error mis deposit was in no way a gift, she knew it, you know it and so does everyone else. The law and her signed contractual agreement dictated what was required of her and which she not only failed to perform but actively thwarted. She is a common worthloewss thief, she was arrested, jailed on trial and assessed harsh fines, and punishments which she more than earned.

[@SalvadorCastillo-n4r]

I'm not going to Argue with you... If someone puts money in your Bank Account or your Pocket or Mailbox it's called a GIFT

[@patrickrichardson1036]

@@SalvadorCastillo-n4r WRONG!! That money came to her by a mistake she knew it and so did the law, that money was the rightful property of other people not her and she knew it quite well, why do you think she opened up a separate to conceal that mis deposit? Because she knew it was not lawfully hers. And why would anyone go up and down the street putting money in anyone's mailbox or pocket without a conversation or an agreed upon reason that is absurd!

[@SalvadorCastillo-n4r]

I'm not going to Argue with you

[@patrickrichardson1036]

@@SalvadorCastillo-n4r Of course your not because the law is the law and she is in jail for theft! That is the way it is she is a thief and so are you if you tried anything like this on your own, you had better learn the law.

[@butterfly713]

Even her mug shot looks like “mmmm idk what you’re talking about, what money?” 😂

[@fsr1910]

Facts!!! 🤣

[@craigcolbert9503]

👌🏿😂😂😂👌🏿

[@blackaliniraindrops2278]

As it should..

[@blackaliniraindrops2278]

I think I'm gonna be going to jail because that money getting moved

[@samsongirma465]

She ugly asf

[@GeoHvl]

There's always one thing one must remember. These companies and the IRS will spend a Million to collect a Dime.

[@trulyshanaj]

😂😂😂

[@kidbowjb]

No they actually won't

[@kidbowjb]

This guy is dead wrong

[@GeoHvl]

@@kidbowjb How so?

[@pugasnkr]

Wrong, if you make less than 100k your chance of being audited is 0.1% if you make more than 1M, your chances are 2%, the IRS only steps in for big money, it’s not worth their time to investigate little money, their conservative on resources, stop spreading false information.

[@Jtb1122own]

She used it responsibly, bought herself a home and a vehicle, and judging from her mugshot she got pretty blazed to.

[@Louise-dp2sf]

😳🤙🤘😏

[@mrs.brooks9407]

😂😂😂

[@ocvegasproperty]

And a few munchies...

[@deepalmer9534]

@@ocvegasproperty 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@iruleall15]

That doesnt sound responsible. Can she afford that house and property tax after the money is gone? If not should have invested 1 mil with someone and kept 400k to herself for bills and an appt if she doesn't live in a decent area.

[@thehouseofbaashainc.8902]

She Did Nothing Wrong it was a Gift! Morally you do not return a gift.

[@blyatmeister5370]

Your lack of education shows

[@LolaSmith-rq2mz]

@@blyatmeister5370tht money means nothing to tht bank tht change to them they just didn’t want her to have it

[@patrickrichardson1036]

@@LolaSmith-rq2mz Wrong no thief should retain any one else's money!

[@LolaSmith-rq2mz]

@@patrickrichardson1036 if u give me 2 two dollars instead of one and ask for the other dollar bck am i a thief or are u just irresponsible

[@patrickrichardson1036]

@@LolaSmith-rq2mz Lets say the purchase was a dollar and I had a bill stuck to another and when it becomes apparent to both of us that such an error occurred and I require the return of my money and you refuse to surrender it then the answer is yes you are prosecutable and in illegal possession of my money and I have every right to require its return. But over and above the law is honor and decency when the error is detected you should as a matter of course hand it over out of honesty and personal self respect but failing that I am entitled to that dollar, or ten or 1.2 million!

[@lakojake4215]

"Maybe if I spend it fast enough, the bank and IRS won't notice."

[@sonquatsch8585]

thas how we ROLL....sheeeit.

[@aliekatsmom]

🤣🤣

[@mistyscott2823]

🤣😂🤣

[@jenniferbullett7254]

Sure. 🤣😄

[@ross_ulbright7779]

Well it wasn't income and it wasn't lottery winnings. Last I checked gifts are not taxable.😝

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

Some rich guy in Germany had this happen and he immediately put the money into high yield bonds, made a mint, then gave the bank back their money and kept the windfall. The bank sued for the windfall and lost.

[@cadenchase3112]

that's so smart I love it

[@PresidentUSVI]

He lucky the market didn't go south.

[@cadenchase3112]

@@PresidentUSVI bonds are like loans that ordinary people can own, not nearly as risky as an investment since a business has to pay them back no matter what (unless they ofc go our of business)

[@yanicyoda4762]

There are overnight loans to invest too as well that pay well.

[@SwedishSubhuman]

@@cadenchase3112 During the march crash last year (2020), those bonds fell like 10%+ in a week. So not risk free.

[@Magyarleanzo]

I love her mug shot “you ain’t gettin’ it back!!”

[@debrajames1103]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ScreamTatumRiley]

She need to pull a TashaK “I don’t have it” 😂

[@gengarworld1118]

🔥🤣🔥🤣🔥🤣🔥

[@chillwithbea2555]

LMAOOOOO

[@mikemaybe5999]

I screenshoteed this lol she’s my fav

[@Yani-Mari]

*Bank tries to call me* “I’m sorry, but the subscriber you have dialed is not in service.”

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

@Yani-Mari----->Uh huh we're sorrier the subscriber who stole our money is long long gone to the penitentiary for a long stretch!

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

@Yani-Mari You'd be located and headed to jail that would see you in service!

[@LOUCABRASI]

I would tell the bank you will get refunded in 7-10 business days, thank you.

[@laylay4743]

BAHAHAAAAAAHAHA

[@uncasunga1800]

Haha then.. 🛫

[@SamieyraS]

Lol

[@tonysimone2043]

check is in the mail

[@NATALIA0923-hasroblox]

Or have them call a number that says" due to the pandemic we are experiencing higher then normal call volume and aren't available to take your call, please try again later, goodbye.

[@Monster-ed4rp]

She said, “The Lord don’t make mistakes”

[@kimberlygreen6745]

Period! The end

[@shirleywalls4935]

Lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kelvinrobinson7606]

@ Monster 225... yeah summa dat

[@yurrrr7495]

😂😂😂

[@cynthiawilliams7702]

THE DEVIL KNOW HOW TO BLESS YOU TO.ALL MONEY IS NOT BLESS MONEY.

[@petrona3049]

I freaking love her mugshot lol...She bought a house and a SUV. She acted responsibly with the funds

[@autigaming1376]

Most idiots would spend it on luxurious crap she spent it on stuff to get her set for life.

[@lisat.9848]

Absolutely!

[@mariarod6998]

Agree

[@janiceA7788]

Right!!!

[@julianathompson173]

Screaming. It's the responsibly for me. Cthu

[@rtaraha9587]

This is like someone putting their stuff in my house without my knowledge and accuse me of stealing it🤣🤣

[@Rayjack-m9o]

No its like someone putting their stuff in your house by mistake and then ask you to return what you know you did not buy or pay for and you Refuse.

[@jamiekarr3377]

You know she was like "GOD IS GOOD" when she saw that balance!🙏😭😇

[@CarlosPerez-ef3db]

ha! stop it Jamie, made me spill my drink! give me a warning 1st!

[@LunaLighthouse]

Lol

[@nolikesorcommentsneeded8910]

😁

[@Babylon2060]

😆

[@Babylon2060]

@EMD-E8 OMG get a sense of humor you sop!

[@MarcusWilliams-jp6hy]

That’s a hell of a stimulus!!!!

[@TabooX1984]

It's reparations 👍

[@anghollman6634]

Lol, right

[@alexmulan2855]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PineappledoesnotbelongonPizza2]

The comment section is gold.🤣🤣🤣😅

[@trillmurphy3575]

1.2 I didnt seen it lol

[@theswapmeetflea]

When the bank steals from you it's called a "maintenance fee" When you mistakingly get a buttload of money from them , it's called "theft"

[@GomezMotorSport]

Don’t forget interest rates and taxes

[@triple7marc]

Yes, it's theft if she doesn't return money that isn't hers.

[@dezireeomg9324]

Exactly.

[@ghostface9171]

Well the bank isn’t taking a million from you

[@mozellapilcher117]

@@ghostface9171 Lol you sure

[@rocknationac7332]

The bank "lost" the money, the woman "found" it, and her only legal obligation is to pay income tax on it. However, I myself would return it less a 15-20% "finders fee."

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

@Rocknatonac7332WRONG on all counts, you'd be arrested jailed on trial and punished with confinement, forcible confiscation and fines. The law and her signed contractual agreement are crystal clear, that money is the lawful property of other people and must be returned IN TACT. She had no legal claim to a single cent nor would you. She was arrested, jailed, on trial punished for both state and federal felonies. You like she would see your life ruined.

[@NONANTI]

Finders keepers is not a law. Depriving someone of their property is.

[@Street_Degree]

Charles Schwab: we accidentally transferred a million dollars into your account Me: new number who dis

[@zinasanders7509]

Exactly

[@skinlesswalnut6259]

@@zinasanders7509 I be transferring to another account then burying it in the countryside

[@delightful75]

Pretty much 🤣

[@Blessedstill]

Facts 🙌🏾

[@BossGaming-xo2gt]

That will definitely be my response.....

[@Delflorpadem]

I’ve accidentally sent money to the wrong cash app and my bank wouldn’t even take my case to get it back. Too bad so sad. Defense attorney up there speaking straight fax !

[@sandwichbreath0]

Yes and no. The law works a little differently when it's the bank that made the mistake. The rules protect them, not us.

[@propogandalf]

@@sandwichbreath0 And that ain't right

[@Delflorpadem]

@@sandwichbreath0 banks are insured. They’ll get it back since it was on their error. They would have to take me to court too.

[@triple7marc]

That's because you agreed to terms and conditions when creating the account. Transactions are non-reversible. You agreed to it. You should have been more careful.

[@triple7marc]

@@sandwichbreath0 Read my above comment. When you agree to the terms and conditions of the service, you agree that transactions are non-reversible.

[@thescribe3184]

This actually happened to my friend. The bank had cut him a check for one million dollars. He asked me what should he do, I said give it back...or leave the country and never return.

[@MarquishaFreeman6043]

So what he do??

[@lisaavona1744]

Lol i would of transferred the $ to a foreign bank and leave the country lol

[@jasonjones8450]

I guess you never seen him since?

[@holibash7282]

Yeah, they wouldnt have seen my a** ever again 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Curtchrisdagod]

You're a lying bastard.

[@paulthiessen6467]

They should have to spend a week calling a call centre in India trying to get the mistake fixed first.

[@celenafenner8237]

Hahaha touche'!!

[@samuelmasson1536]

Best remark on this subject ever!!! Nicely done

[@mlc285]

I almost spit my coffee reading this! Thank you so much for this morning laugh!

[@monicaewers2200]

Or even Pakistan. That works sometimes.

[@Samlol23_drrich]

That’s very good. Thanks for the real laugh

[@knock_knock3007]

I had a refund given to me by my credit union for an overdraft fee, but they ended up giving me 2 refunds for the overdraft by mistake. I was in school at the time and extremely hard up for cash, but still made the call to tell them there was an error (I believe in karma). The customer service rep thanked me for being so honest and went back over the last 6 months and reversed 3 more overdraft fees and I ended up with 3x the amount I would have if I hadn't called. Still banking with them to this day.

[@deemdepot]

What a blessing!

[@salsylexhagen7423]

Honesty is clearly the best policy.

[@maxbedo9645]

Funny how that works....I had a customer service person go the distance with me...now I use their service whenever possible.

[@gschmidt820]

If you " Truly" believe in Karma? Explain tRump.

[@acidmardigras6235]

I need a woman like yew.

[@ilovecookiesization]

When a bank accidentally takes your money or forecloses a home it’s not even associated with them they don’t typically give it back either

[@LMBC6Brian]

Yes. Same with credit report errors. Even though we all know she's a complete scumbag, scumbags are the ones that seem to get ahead in this world.

[@syantsu6083]

Exactly

[@supersixone9848]

Thank you

[@samsmith3464]

Yes they do lol

[@awsomealien234]

@@LMBC6Brian how is she a scum bag for a mistake they made?

[@Mr.Mister1974]

Put 1.2 million in my bank account. Good luck finding me.

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

So you are saying your are worthless common thief also! I bet you mother is proud of you!. Oh you'd be located alright, arrested jailed on trial and in prison for a great length. You types should be kept locked away from decent people for decades. That money is the lawful property of others and the law and they do not intend on the likes of you getting your worthless hands on a cent of it!

[@JM-bs7ke]

They should be investigating most politicians for this.

[@munkandbear2818]

For the billions they have stolen!

[@thomasanderson3723]

@@munkandbear2818 it's well into the hundreds of trillions by now. Remember: they can print it out of thin air.

[@lilycarolyn4Christ]

Like BLM

[@perfectlyflawed5330]

Facts facts facts

[@ghostsintheforum]

@@lilycarolyn4Christ BLM leader now living up in the quiet hills in multiple luxury homes away from the BLM riots LOL. 👩🏾‍🦱👑🏘💰

[@SHOTTIE_BLAZE]

I can think of 1.2M reasons why I wouldn’t give it back.🤷🏾

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

You'll have plenty of time in prison to think of those reasons and that 1.2 mill has long been confiscated from you and you with decades of prison time may think up how you are going to repay (with interest) the small amount you did steal. You'll have supervised release for years flowing your confinement. What a foolhardy and criminal undertaking. She is a worthless common thief and so are you as you think presently.

[@joel.ha.]

Enjoy court and prison then

[@JackPotLottery26]

I would get 1.2 million large sodas from McDonalds

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

@@JackPotLottery26 Yup stolen sodas at that

[@CHSN-1]

We know know you wouldn’t brotha. Shocker

[@blankblank9117]

When you make a mistake and overdraft your account not only do you have to pay it back, you also get fined. But if the back makes a mistake you gotta give it back. To hell with them.

[@AdamBorseti]

Have you ever overdrafted your account by 1.2 million though? 🙂

[@Gthang602]

@@AdamBorseti if she would have returned the money, I highly doubt they would have let her keep even a percentage of the amount.

[@yoatemybeans4164]

@@Gthang602 yeah cause its not her money. you cant just get free money for no reason. people work really hard for money

[@RackedandStacked]

@@AdamBorseti thats a 35 overdraft fee, no matter how much you pull out! :D

[@eddiegodzillagonzalez2537]

@@yoatemybeans4164 to be fair it's the owners mistake. How do you "accidently" add 1 million instead of less than 100. I think any normal human would of took that money and dipped

[@jamesvillegas877]

When you fall for a scam it's not the banks problem nothing can be done. No exception should be made. She needs to keep this money.

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

WRONG!! She has no right to a penny of it she had an overage contract agreement to return any mis deposits immediately not to mention the law is plain that mistake and mis deposit is money that is the lawful property of others. When she touched the first penny of it she was arrested, jailed, on trial for multiple felonies, including criminal felony larceny (theft) she knew she had no right to a cent of that money. She is a common worthless thief!

[@ADeFilho]

I feel bad for the person who made the error at Charles Schwab. I bet they got fired 10 times over.

[@dailydoser1309]

Lol their grandkids are fired

[@robdykejr]

They got compensated 3 years salary,all of their sick & vacation days paid forward,and all of their sign on bonus before the weeks end.... I wish I could get terminated like that.

[@edithflood631]

No, actually they went ahead but fired the wrong person and gave the culprit a raise... (joke).

[@Malissa7]

If they are of the RIGHT color they didn't get fired. Just talked to and told to be careful. They're still there...

[@thatracistwhiteguy]

It's probably an AI responsable for this anyway.

[@rongerardo1193]

My bank took my work checks and deposited them in someone else's account, it took them a month to finally get it straight! No apology from them! I switched banks after that!

[@albert69Einstein]

took me 6 months to reimbusered from an "overseas" purchase. I live in the U.S. and someone purchased boots in China. It was only $125 but thats 1/5 of my paycheck. Turns out the information the criminals used was from a Facebook Purchase transaction. as soon as the bank realized that- eventually 6 months later- they paid it.

[@newmankidman5763]

I understand 100% about the apology. One time at a supermarket, they gave me too little change back, and as it was a respectable sum they had incorrectly held back, I complained, and I had to go back the next day as they had to check camera footage. The next day, I went there, and they just gave me my money back with absolutely no apology, so I asked for an apology and they refused because they said it was an honest mistake and could have happened anywhere. So, I put the money back on the counter and told them they could have it, and I walked away

[@Saviorsensi]

@@newmankidman5763are u special by chance?😂😂😂

[@newmankidman5763]

@@Saviorsensi, :). Apologies are very important

[@missyrose2154]

Yeah but imagine if that other person took it as a “gift” and decided to keep your money because it wasn’t their mistake . It’s no different here . People just think banks are so rich and so what she did was ok but what happened to you was not ok and what she tried to do is not ok either

[@jennifergibson2867]

The real scam is when you get charged an overdraft fee of $35 when they have the ability to just decline it. Some people make mistakes and to charge that much for a processing fee is rubbish.

[@kimmoore7799]

Truth

[@enessajoy763]

This part

[@Idaliasantana68]

Well I rather they pay It and change me Than have a bounce check to a creditor, an embarrassment, or have a missed payment in my credit that will cost me between 100-200 points. BUT agreed that shouldn’t be $35 but maybe a FEE for 10% of the amount they lend us to complete the amount we are using and don’t have in our account , Bc sometimes they complete the amount by $1-$5 and charge us extra $35.

[@dyahawadah]

THEY WILL CHARGE YOU 35 DOLLARS IF YOU ARE 1 DOLLAR OVERDRAWN...RIDICULOUS.

[@jcelldogs]

I feel like it's one thing if you don't have a steady string of deposited weekly checks from your job and they charge that fee, but if you have a check deposited from your job every week for the last several years on the same day, I don't see the issue with going negative in your account. It's not like the bank really loses it anyways. And sometimes it's really not your fault because the info on your phone banking app can be wrong or different companies charge their business with you on different days. I usually just yell at them on the phone and they reverse the charge.

[@aprilburns9203]

I hope she kept the money and used it to get a lawyer.

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

@aprilburns9203 Her trying to keep the money was what got her arrested, jailed on trial and punished and fined more than a million and a half dollars. Why would you hope that she kept the money that lawfully was the property of other people? This woman is a worthless common thief! A lawyer be of no use to her since she admitted her guilt.

[@TimeGallon]

That mug shot is exactly how I imagine she feels about this whole situation

[@Anudorini-Talah]

THAT FACE THO LMAO XDDD "ITS MINE NOW REEEEEEEEEEEE"!!!

[@sophiao5855]

That mug shot is priceless!

[@soulsurfer639]

😂😂😂 that's the mugshot of an overnight millionaire lol

[@luxuryqueen42]

That mug shot is life!! 😂😂🤣

[@WorldBelongsToUs]

I'm dead

[@whocares8735]

She should write a letter of conditional acceptance saying she will repay money if they can prove that she is responsible for THEIR mistake.

[@RackedandStacked]

Hi, are you my Cousin Vinny?

[@satanicmechanic17]

👍👍👍👍

[@ponchovilla901]

@@RackedandStacked 🤣🤣💯💯

[@biruss]

with wrongful wiring the recourse is against her ucc laws

[@elijahvalongo9528]

Oooooohhhh I'm no lawyer but that is good xD

[@jtedlssterling3169]

I wouldn’t spend money that’s not mine but would give the bank a hard time before turning it back in..for playing with my emotions

[@Thesavagesouls]

Exactly. I wonder if there is something to do with the emotional rollercoaster. And a good lawyer.

[@AngelaH2222]

I'd tell the bank that they need to pay for the inconvenience and emotional upheaval before I return it 😁

[@paigeherrin29]

Ha ha

[@saltycracker2422]

Yea id charge them whatever there overdraft fee is x1.3 million

[@idipped2521]

The elites always spend our money that isn't theirs. I have no problem with somebody taking money from the bankster pigs

[@danbenz6362]

People agree to terms and conditions when opening an account. This clearly violates the terms of agreement

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

@danbenz6362 TOTALLY AND COMPLETLEY WRONG she has a fiduciary overage agreement contract!

[@charleswade9669]

"Hello, IRS...yes, the money came from Charles Schwab. I never stole it. It was GIVEN. Have a nice day."

[@cme98]

You still owe 35% federal tax plus interest that would blow the socks off any loan shark. Have a nice day. -IRS

[@Fluke2SS]

IRS, "Ok well you owe us 40% taxes on that money. Have a nice day as well!"

[@tymishawilliams4269]

@@Fluke2SS no taxes if it’s technically a gift. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@zulaikagould9230]

Lol ! How can something that was given to you is considered stolen. They gave it to her. I would have kept it too.

[@zulaikagould9230]

@@cme98 why does she have to pay the IRS ? She didn't work for the money and so why should she have to pay taxes on it.

[@Animefreak45665XD]

You know banks and institution so eager to charge and accident overcharge but take their sweet time giving it back. When the tables are reversed lawsuits come out.

[@thewobblywelder8362]

The golden rule: whoever has the gold makes the rules... -Jafar

[@dallyc8366]

Right! I woulda charged the bank that 30k for that over deposit fee

[@jessieurgea9899]

@@dallyc8366 lol no Doubt!!!

[@jessieurgea9899]

@@dallyc8366 Daang Your BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

[@davidcrosby7372]

Do they ever overcharge u 1.2 million dollars? I don't think so. Obviously they want that money back

[@el7620]

They said like finding a wallet,.. But they put the money into her personal account, so it's more like finding money in your wallet. LOL

[@nunyobednus1631]

So what if they error the other way? System accidentally shaves a couple zeros off your account. Still fair?

[@greatleader4841]

No. They put the money into her trust account for the company. she then took the money and transferred into her personal account. She was depositing money into her investment account, not withdrawing. she withdrew when she saw she had 1.2M.

[@joelch20071]

@@greatleader4841 its still her account....

[@greatleader4841]

@@joelch20071 No. it's a company TRUST account. meaning her money was in a pool of money. it wasn't HER account. you don't deal with this stuff do you? i deal with it all the time with lawyers and buying properties. its not your money just because your stake goes up. you still need to give or get permission from the company to take the money out. usually done electronically but ive had lawyers need me to email them consent to touch my money i sent them. I can show evidence if you want.

[@joelch20071]

@@greatleader4841 it was a Fidelity Brokerage Services account, it was HER account, she did not have to ask permission to anyone to move the funds, I think you are confused. Please show evidence

[@Fayde-o1h]

She knew it wasn’t hers! Good grief!

[@AhChoua]

Don’t know why they neveeerrrrr blame the one who made the mistake in the first place 🤷‍♀️

[@mrstatictunes]

This company probably makes 100,000 transfers a day or more and every couple years we hear about something like this happening. Pretty good record if you ask me. 0 chance this woman will be able to keep a penny. That's not how the law works.

[@alexperez1519]

I'm sure you never make mistakes at work.... SMH Why do people lack compassion for honest hard working individuals..... And defend the people that's obviously in the wrong? Hope you never drop your wallet in a place where peoples like this "lady" tends to frequent.

[@CupcakeBeauty24]

@@mrstatictunes That's not how this works. When regular employees make big mistakes there are consequences. The bank is partly at fault as well, regardless of their good track record. It's called accountability.

[@CupcakeBeauty24]

@@alexperez1519 It's called accountability. You have small mistakes and big mistakes and this on was huge. The bank should have some kind of accountability in all of this as well.

[@alexperez1519]

@@CupcakeBeauty24 this was a small mistake, that the selfish "lady" turned into a huge one! Ok the banker accidentally pressed a couple extra numbers, not a problem happens all the time in data entry! It was a mistake that would of been easily solved by just recalling the money back, after all, its supposed to be in the "lady's" account right?..... Ow what's that? the "lady" fully knowingly this wasn't her money, and an obvious mistake decided to transfer the money to another bank....... now something that could have easily been fixed, turned complicated because the lowlife "lady" try to be sleek... Bottom line is, that "lady" is a scumbag, just because a mistake happened doesn't make it right for her to keep the money! It isn't her money period!

[@jeffjefferson3364]

She didn't find a lost wallet, you handed her 1.2 million.

[@uncasunga1800]

Exactly

[@Daniela-pr7rz]

Everybody gangsta until they make a payment to the wrong person by mistake.

[@elijahvalongo9528]

I see what youre saying but you dont get the comparison I dont think because it is kinda similar although you are still right xD

[@jv-sc1fs]

Ok

[@lecoeur1231]

That doesn't matter, that is theft

[@tstahler5420]

The IRS wouldn't give a f**k where you got it as long as they got theirs. 😂

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

The IRS is entitled to nothing it is retuned to the lawful owners and she out of jail on a huge bond.

[@thestruggleisreal5374]

😂😂😂😂

[@offtheblock4798]

HELLO

[@AceExoticZ]

deadass look at your IRS forms. They literally have a spot for if you stole or robbed someone of cash. And if you DON'T admit it on the forms. they will get you for tax evasion. It's like they don't want us to be criminals but then make it so we legally have to lol. Even drug dealers have a spot on the IRS tax forms.

[@hearttosoul8649]

Exactly!!!

[@LoIgclrani]

You’re great . Seriously. You’re super likable at the same time. The FBI should seriously hire you right now based off of these videos. You’re a true patriot, sir. Thank you *VortexTrace* for all you do please don’t stop. You’re so important to this country people like you. You’re putting fear into literal countries. On a funny note; your characters are legendary at this point…

[@petert330]

I’m sure Hunter will give her some tips on how to keep the money.

[@Vladimir_The_Impaler]

Buy Bitcoin

[@babyjake7773]

Or Drumpf

[@mikeh3559]

Or joe for sure you knkw hes the real brain behind it or was. Now they are both puppets.

[@salbro5985]

@@babyjake7773 Yeah, the guy who took a $1 a year salary for four years straight. How much is Resident Joe donating? Exactly...

[@markd8508]

As long as she knows 10% goes to the big guy she'll do fine.

[@ayaanwarsan]

Her mugshot has this "I don't get paid enough for this " energy going on 😂😂😂

[@JuarezDerrick]

She got paid enough that day lol

[@victoriousmuscle8632]

In my best Rude Boys voice 🎶It's written all over her face. She don't have to say word🎶

[@mollylenyo1407]

She's mean muggin someone.

[@uncasunga1800]

Looking into the sun

[@Moore18jp]

That hair said everything we needed to know hahahaha

[@kaylaconsuela]

Now hold up now.....lol... there is a difference between somebody finding a wallet and a person PUTTING their wallet in someone else's hands. That lady didn't "steal" anything. They placed the money in her account. This is just beyond me.

[@Passionate_Hater]

This is more like someone taking bills from their wallet and putting them in yours, or like bills put in an envelope and then mailed to you with your name as the recipient meant to receive the mail. Let's not ignore that the bank had her details because she had an account with them, they hired a fool who didn't double check. With the charges brought up against her, she should keep the money for them making their problem a her problem and causing her stress, not forgetting tarnishing her image calling her a thief because of their negligence

[@greaseaddiktz3217]

Facts

[@brittanymckinney731]

Exactly

[@Straightjacket154]

Anyone with a 5 th grade education knows if a bank puts money in your account mistakenly. You have to give it back. Doesn’t seem like something a “QUEEN” would do.

[@edstolkner4035]

Initially she didn’t steal the money, but that doesn’t mean she gets to keep it

[@wooferl7]

She not giving that money back, kfc will get that money 😂😂😂

[@khxml]

Even if she has to give the money back, her facial expression is still priceless.

[@quintespeed]

Now that what I call reparations

[@truckintom40]

The defense attorney is off the mark.. As soon as she discovered the money, she moved it into another account so the bank couldn't recover it and started purchasing assets that would be hard to liquidate if and when the error was discovered. That is criminal intent.

[@aryanson]

@@truckintom40 100% criminal intent

[@EllenlifeOneEarth4ever]

There are soooooooo many captions that would fit her many expressions !!!!!

[@user-mp3eq6ir5b]

She worked with Cops all her Life. She knows the Score. Make Schwab Settle.

[@chelboo2379]

I would have hired the second lawyer off the smile alone, he looks like by the times he’s done, the courts will owe her money.

[@caniceuzosike7557]

😄

[@pearlsnchuckswednesday7629]

Ahahaha 😆

[@beautifulsky4481]

Now that's what I call a stimulus!

[@kellymccain3403]

Can you imagine her heart when she first saw that amount. I think I would have had trouble breathing and walking. I would have had to sit down and think for a few minutes. Then I would have quickly removed the money and jumped on a plane to Paris.

[@fusionz8795]

Josue Gutierrez All she had to do was slide to a different country

[@laurawilliams8806]

Lmao😂

[@crystalnave-nm3op]

Thats how i want my mugshot to look because "why is I'm here?"

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

@crystalnave-nm3op You get your picture taken from this bunch and you'll know very well why you are here and being photographed.

[@alexisnicolson6092]

The only mistake she made was not fleeing the country immediately 💀

[@ChewbaccaChewy-k3g]

You still need a passport

[@alexisnicolson6092]

@@ChewbaccaChewy-k3g Do you think people don't usually own passports??

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

@@alexisnicolson6092 They certainly do and when you attempt to use with stolen money it would be flagged instantly and you are in for massive problems, she is a worthless common thief .

[@monejohn9973]

​@@ChewbaccaChewy-k3g😅 And who says she doesn't have one u Redneck hillbilly.

[@ThinkAboutMyComment]

You still have to stand before The LORD JESUS CHRIST without a drop of that money but instead the record of what you did and the secret thoughts of your heart when you did it. Not worth it. No where near. Not in a million years literally

[@penguin--]

"It's like finding someone's wallet and keeping it" No, it's like having money placed INSIDE your wallet and keeping it

[@battlecast9202]

Or more appropriately it's like your job, who regularly gives you money for work, gifts you additional money on your paycheck. They aren't allowed to take it back by law

[@damstr1105]

@@battlecast9202 that's because it's a gift, not an error. It's not her money, plain and simple.

[@domotemujin7780]

@@damstr1105 welp, that's on them, finders keepers losers weepers 🥴🥴🥴

[@fatimaleger2839]

OK 👏

[@TheTruth-im8oq]

Hahaha spot on

[@christopherwheeler1420]

So they "accidentally" transferred over a million dollars into her account? How often does that happen? I hope by some miracle she gets to keep that money, and that be a lesson to the bank - tighten up.

[@alexoemig5694]

It happened to my stepmom, she took out a loan for 10,00 and they gave her 100,000 and she gave it back because she was told she would get arrested. The bank didn’t even notice it until weeks later, only because my stepmom told them. She never went over budget so all the money was still there.

[@robocathy359]

@@alexoemig5694 Very glad your Stepmom is an honest and moral person. Far greater than riches, her rewards await her in Heaven! ❤🙏🏻

[@danielcyr6489]

taxes on 1.3 mil that is all capital gains, now she owes the irs 500,000$ wich she dosnt have anymore

[@kiciacoldspring1621]

Shiiii. I hope by some miracle it happens to me.💯😂

[@christopherwheeler1420]

@@alexoemig5694 if they deposited 100k in my account, sheeeeeid.. I'd at least owe them 20k right now 🤣🤣🤣 or buy 100k worth of bitcoin, go gamble on a dice game and keep the profit.

[@olivier2605]

They wouldn't see a dime from me ever lol.

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

You couldnt be more WRONG INCORRECT AND INACCURATE, you could barely be heard from your prison cell shouting that foolishness. But you know that you are a no good common worthless thief. What you think and what the law decides for you are two entirely different things.

[@leandreawilliams55]

Being responsible 1st time home buyer lol 😁😆at least she didn't waste it like most people!!!!

[@toyamccracken8716]

THAT PART🙌🏾😂🤣 GO GIRLLLLL

[@americangangsterlock1550]

Depends. Is the home on less than a acre? If it is than tbh owning a already expensive is pretty useless. Land > 1-2 story house.

[@eugenecaldwell9619]

@@americangangsterlock1550 So you're saying once I buy a house I should have at least 2 acres of land to put it on?

[@getmoneychill6462]

@@eugenecaldwell9619 don’t listen to this idiot any piece of property is good.Houses Will always earn money

[@staffordcook260]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@maxthelab8457]

YET - There are countless cases where banks LOSE your money in the system, and YOU have to jump through hoops to get things sorted out.

[@ITIsFunnyDamnIT]

💯 Correct. But since they have all the money and power. Even if they make a mistake on their end, doesn't give you the right to steal it. There was a case here in Florida just like this womans but just under a million. Even though the bank made the error the judge sentenced him to 5 years in prison for it, because as the judge put it. You knew that money wasn't yours to take despite the error made by the bank. You stole that money, so he got 5 year in prison.

[@maxthelab8457]

@@ITIsFunnyDamnIT I totally agree it's theft, I am just saying when the boot is on the other foot the banks are VERY slack in getting your issues sorted out. We get letters in the back of the financial section of the weekly paper where people are at their wits end trying to retrieve funds the bank has misplaced, sometimes people have been fighting for years to get the money located. Some years back one chap paid his quarterly VAT dues via bank transfer and the bank paid the money to the wrong Gov't bank account. it ended up lost in the system and the VAT people chased the chap like hyenas and in the end they BANKRUPTED his company because he didn't have the funds to pay the VAT a second time. He actually sued the bank in the end, not sure how that turned out.

[@Junglerequis]

@@ITIsFunnyDamnIT it’s not stealing if they gave it to you lol

[@Junglerequis]

@@maxthelab8457 how is it theft if they gave it to you and you didn’t just take it it was simply there

[@ITIsFunnyDamnIT]

@@Junglerequis Other people have gone to jail for this. Some guy over here in FL, was arrested for keeping money his bank gave to him by accident. The they gave it to me. You know the money is not yours.

[@edgaralanfrog]

Her mugshot oh my god, bet it was the face she made when they told her to return the money

[@ashleyr1691]

😂😂

[@nonyascunt7234]

😩😫

[@ambition0516]

Exactly what I was thinking 🤣

[@levelingup290]

How do you mistakenly deposit 1.2 million into an account??

[@Lo54Lo]

"She quickly moved the money to another account and bought a house"... hell yeah 😎

[@winzyl9546]

Smart woman

[@theprofeshio]

first she scream and jump lik, e crazy then she quickly move the money to another account

[@antonjames4867]

That's OK the irs can freeze her accounts seize that house if she don't pay taxes on all that money, and if her accounts are frozen she can't pay so she goes to jail for a long time

[@antonjames4867]

@@MrSuseguru not really cause the bank she withdrew all the money out of still has all her information address, social security number, credit card info, stealing from a bank is a federal crime she can go to federal prison and the fact that she bought a house with it makes her twice as guilty

[@viktorgabriel2554]

and now needs to pay property tax she cant afford for the rest of her life hell yhea

[@chrisortiz8072]

Way different than finding someone's wallet and taking the cash lol. It's like taking cash out your wallet putting it in someone pocket and then asking for it back

[@starboysuniverse9956]

exactly that lawyer's anology of finding a wallet would be useful if she found the bag of money on her propety but it was in her acct

[@pappy374]

@@starboysuniverse9956 It's more like you selling something to me for $10, and I accidentally give you $100 by mistake. You shouldn't get to keep that extra $90.

[@ToolDeals]

@@pappy374 That's a moral issue. The law doesn't work like that. You should've been paying attention. The person SHOULD give it back, but legally, they aren't entitled to. They showed no intent to take AND harm you. You harmed yourself. Again, this is the law. Not talking morals.

[@pauld8790]

@@ToolDeals so if she owe them $80 and wrote a check for 800 they can keep the 800 in her eyes. Am I correct

[@pappy374]

@@ToolDeals It's larceny, specifically theft of property lost, mislaid or delivered by mistake.

[@havitcold]

I went to an auto salvage yard about 15 years ago and purchased an alternator and some door trim for my van. I stood in line outdoors with strangers all around me and when it was my turn to pay I pulled my wallet out and laid it on the outdoor countertop as I received my receipt and parts, then walked away. I had just gotten outside of the salvage yard gate, heading into the huge parking lot, when someone was shouting to me in Spanish, "senior..." I stopped looked back and an older gentleman along with 2 employees flagged me down. To my shock and surprise, I had left my wallet sitting on the outdoor counter with $4000.00 cash in it. This Hispanic man could have easily stolen my wallet. But with a big smile he handed it to me, "thank you" I said! He said, "de nada" and just walked away... I stood there dumbfounded he restored my faith in people, a complete stranger had more character and honesty, and class than the current president of the US, Joe Biden has ever had. I was one lucky SOB that day. OK, I need to add to the story. I am getting a lot of rude comments assuming I am a cheap bastard... Fair enough... But I would like to preface, there are some people who don't want rewards. The act of returning my wallet was his reward. He didn't want anything I offered.

[@desertodavid]

😏

[@dianapierre7911]

Idk how that ties in to Joe Biden but great story

[@havitcold]

@@dianapierre7911 Because I was comparing Joe Biden's bad character with a common citizen... that's all.

[@chocolatesmile8419]

That's different from a large bank who profits from people investing their monies with them. Plus they can afford to take a loss. That woman bought a home to live in. Banks steal and arr never reprimanded, or held accountable for their unethical dealings!!!

[@lieutenantdan417]

Dipshits with large amounts. If your pulled over cops will take it.

[@martingonzalez529]

Let her keep the money 💰

[@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb]

WRONG!! On whose authority? That cant be done that is other peoples money, she has been arrested and jailed. She is a worthless common thief. You are sure free with other people money!

[@heavenlymars6685]

@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbLol Delusional 😂😂

[@TheGardnerGroupLLC]

@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbacting like its yours 😂… banks insured anyways

[@jessejames5452]

My girlfriend got a payment on Venmo accidentally returned it instantly. Found out it was a old lady sending money to her daughter to get her medication on the phone with her thanking her. 🇺🇸

[@ckg1665]

A young lady ones sent me $40 through zelle. She meant to send it to her mom. There was an email associated with the transfer so i sent her an email to let her know and return it to her. Found out she works minimum wage job and was sending the money to help with her moms rent. Glad i took the time time to find her email and return the money.

[@sean2015]

Jesse, your girlfriend's karma will be you putting a nice expensive ring on her finger. Won't it. ;-)

[@jb-kg3vc]

Someone accidentally sent me $100.00, I spent that 💩

[@cameronmahaffey3798]

Have to be careful. There are scams like that.

[@cordellvandermerwe536]

That’s a good person with honor and credibility. Need more people like that.

[@matronamyers]

Meanwhile, I stand in the grocery line, pointing out things that I'm afraid the cashier may have missed, because I don't want to take what I haven't paid for...

[@AngelaH2222]

Yer, you may find a cop at the exit screaming at you with a gun demanding you drop the croissants ...

[@jacqueline3782]

@Agent Smith *than

[@jamesgaines5103]

Yes but as you can see there's a reason why she's acting like she is?

[@deborahwhit9583]

WHATEVER

[@zelljubovic9390]

It's people like that that are fine taking your money, but if you take theirs, they'll come after you like a psychopath, best to be honest and sleep soundly.

[@cccenturion4480]

She'll win the case but end up paying $1.2M in legal fees. No wonder the lawyer is grinning from ear to ear.

[@joesmoke2nd]

😆

[@laserpmr]

the criminal charges will be 100% dropped, but she WILL lose a civil case against the bank and will be forced to give the money back

[@coryvallad7578]

And good luck getting that 1.2 million of legal fees ...... she just like most people are probably broke and living pay check to paycheck now they could take her house she bought and the suv she got and they could auction them off for their money back they already have 75 percent back so that's the other 25 percent arresting her tho was a bit much when the bank has the money to take her to civil court and recoup what they needed to

[@marcuslinton310]

Her lawyer is full of BS! She may dodge charges, but she will not keep the money.

[@philipprebble7089]

Thats why I dislike attorneys.

[@dwisdomNYC]

The bank mistake finders keepers. She did nothing illegal.

[@patrickrichardson1036]

The bank made a clerical error mis deposit, which as everyone (especially her) knew and knows is no gift to her and conveys no right of possession. That money is and was the lawful property of other people, when she attempted to move the first cent of it she commited multiple felonies, among them THEFT, she is a common worthless thief.

[@Godhonoringlabor7]

The bank literally will mess up and not tell you they messed up on your money, but we go to jail because they mess up and put money into account. That’s a disgrace to humans.

[@streakydrip8792]

How do you mistake $88 for $1.2 million dollars? Why is the bank not being investigated?

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

Because the bank took the money they were sent and put it into the account they wanted it put into. It is not the bank's responsibility to decide if the person they are sending money to deserves it or not.

[@streakydrip8792]

@@oldtimefarmboy617 Ummm okay???? I don’t understand the point you’re trying to make

[@dylono.t.2509]

@@oldtimefarmboy617tf are you on about mate

[@jayclyde4292]

I feel like that's sarcasm, right?

[@jeffwilliams7669]

Bank Cat walked over Keyboard.

[@jenniferking4682]

I can remember when I was a teenager and came home to tell my father they had giving me more money back then was owed. It wasn't alot of money even back then in the beginning of the 80s but he lectured me about how it was wrong that I had kept it. I felt so guilty I drove back to the fast food restaurant to return the extra money. The cashier was so grateful and manager was too and had given me my next meal free. The feeling of doing the right thing was way better then the feeling of disappointment of my father. That stuck with me till this day!

[@charaznable9209]

Your father sounds like a good man!

[@bellagrace9812]

Great story and even greater dad.

[@jerrylyons9279]

your father taught you morals, something that lady lacked.

[@jenniferking4682]

@@charaznable9209 he was a very good hard working man. A Jack of all trades. I miss him dearly

[@lynnsmith4]

This happened several times to us growing up. In those days there were a lot of walk up windows rather than drive throughs and most of the time us kids would go up and pay and get the food. I remember one time in particular they gave us back 20 dollars over the amount we should have received. Being kids, we were excited. And it was the 70’s so while not a lot of money, it was much more than 20 would be today. Mom scolded us and told us to take it back.’That money may have to come out of her paycheck’...mom said. All these many years later, we have a cafeteria in the building where I work. Just a few weeks ago one of their employees was fired over his cash drawer coming up 20 short. I strongly believe that employee should not have been fired and that it was an honest mistake...but I wasn’t the decision maker. It amazes me how many times moms little lessons seem so relevant even this many years later.

[@selfexpressionmusic]

This is exactly why they tell you not to transfer money to strangers because you can't get it back at least that's what they tell us at the bank all of a sudden they're able to get money back interesting

[@Tensolin01]

Well of course they would do it for themselves. The customer doesn’t matter. Just the money.

[@dibel3669]

Banks being banks

[@double_joseph327]

bank accounts are different then investment accounts like TD or scwab

[@TheAcenightcreeper]

Intentional vs. non intentional...if you authorize the legitimate payment, it is your issue.

[@augustineabram1545]

@@double_joseph327 then the investment firms should pay more attention to what they are doing.

[@BrianStevens-y6h]

Since banks don't return your money when they make a mistake in their favor why should people return theirs when they aren't even the ones who made this mistake?

[@Patrichardson-i9f]

She signed a contract and an agreement with the account, bank, and CS stating plainly that she was responsible to return any overage mis deposit, when she failed to do so she was in breech of the law and her agreement.

[@patrickrichardson1036]

@@7FigExec This woman is a common worthless thief read the Louisiana press accounts