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Teens hand in $100,000 catch
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texas_jack
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they're going to regret that
chorse123
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they're going to regret thatOriginally Posted by texas_jack
I sort of doubt it.
Have you ever read FINDERS KEEPERS by Mark Bowden? Great book about a guy in South Philly who found $1million that had just fallen out the back of an armored truck.
http://www.amazon.com/Finders-Keeper...11/ref=ed_oe_p
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they're going to regret thatOriginally Posted by texas_jack
I truly hope they don't regret their action. Good karma will be with them.
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I truly hope they don't regret their action. Good karma will be with them.Originally Posted by Dakota rube
but there is good chance the government will just keep the money. yes is the money went back to it´s proper place the karma may be good, but they literally handed the money to a group slightly better than organized crime.
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They're better men then me, I'd have already spent a good portion of it at the RL madison store and stashed the rest.
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Anyone who thinks this is a smart move in either a moral or a logical sense has been brainwashed to worship authority. Like someone said above, this is not going to be going to a rightful owner, if there even is one.
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The money was most probably the proceeds of crime. I'm inclined to think that a "rightful" owner doesn't exist in cases like these.Originally Posted by Sherman90
Possibly, Lismore was known as the ope-growing capitol of NSW.
Now, if we assume it is drug money - handing it in to the police is unlikely to result in a reward.
On the other hand, what do you think of the ethics of keeping it? Leaving aside the danger of some crimelord discovering you have his money!
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They'd just buy 100,000 worth of candy and comic books.
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