In the middle of the night police sirens are going and there is a big bust in fr

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  1. ptosis profile image68
    ptosisposted 13 years ago

    In the middle of the night police sirens are going and there is a big bust in front of your...

    house - the next day when you get the paper you find ...  A roll of twenty dollar bills in the rose bush where the paper boy always lands the paper. -----Do you say nothing and keep the filthy lucre? - or turn it in to the police?

    If keeping it  - do you share this information with your spouse?

  2. Pcunix profile image90
    Pcunixposted 13 years ago

    I give it to the police.  It belongs to someone else.  It's that simple.

  3. ggordie profile image60
    ggordieposted 13 years ago

    sounds like it was a drug bust. why else would there a roll of bills? I'd keep it. he's not getting it back anyway.

  4. wingedcentaur profile image64
    wingedcentaurposted 13 years ago

    Good Day ptosis

    If the money is from a bank robbery, give it back definitely! You have to figure the serial numbers are recorded somewhere. So the moment you try to deposit or spend the money, you are busted!

    Someone might have been mugged on the street. Then, as Pcunix says, the right thing to do, pure and simple, is to turn it over to the police. That person is an innocent, like you and me, who works hard for every dollar she earns.

    The money might have come from a drug deal. The guy might have sold illicit narcotics to "earn" that money. In that case you definitely do not want to be holding on to that money. Not only might it be considered "blood" money and all that; but you have to figure he has friends who might come back looking for that money. It seems to me that the thing to do is give the money to the police and ask them to keep an eye on your house for a few days.

    By the way, did you see that movie "No Country For Old Men?" The main character (I forget his name), the good ole boy, is out hunting and comes upon a grisly scene in the desert. Two cars wrecked, six people and a dog are dead. Then this guy (played by an actor named Brolin), brain trust that he is, decided it would be a good idea to take the suitcase full of money to keep for himself and his wife. He thinks he can just take the money and he and his wife can live happily ever after.

    Well, we see where that got him.

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