A story with grotesque features with a millionaire credit and then the subsequent discovery even more incredible.
The accreditation of a figure absolutely beyond all rules, for the woman protagonist of this story was the beginning of an absolutely incredible story. The woman, a resident of Florida, after an ATM withdrawal of at least $ 20, realized that her current account had not been deposited the beauty of 999.985.855,84 dollars. A million in practice, like this, without her knowing anything, without her being able to imagine.
Julia Yonkowski, the protagonist of the each other she said she was literally horrified at that figure, she, the holder of a very normal current account, did not blink when she saw appear that figure on his statement, indeed, declared that he was almost afraid of the possibility of being compromised in who knows what matter. The woman, of consequence he didn’t touch a penny of that money.
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A million in his current account: similar precedents, attitudes not always impeccable
The woman after the sensational discovery on his bank account he tried in vain to get in touch with him credit institution, but the thing was not possible and therefore the woman will have to wait, clearly being careful not to touch even one of the money accredited on her account by mistake at this point. But not everyone has the same ethics as this woman, many in cases analogues they behaved very differently.
Kelyn Spadoni, 33 years ago a few months ago he was accused of having mistakenly moved funds from one account to another and beyond, with that money he would have bought a car worth about 70 thousand dollars. Let’s talk of a figure transferred well over a million dollars, recovered only part of the police. A woman, an accomplice of the boy, was also involved in the affair.
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Another similar story in Georgia where a boy suffered a sentence 10 years probation for transferring $ 30,000 to a checking account without clearly having any rights. Very similar stories, in short, but with a rather different ending.
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