In One of the Case Studies in the Textbook, Laura

question 5

Multiple Choice

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Laura Grove was the head teller at a bank in Tennessee. As the head teller, she had the authority to open the night depository along with another teller. For security reasons, each teller only had half of the combination to the vault. In the end, Grove opened the vault and stole two deposit bags worth approximately $16,000. How was she ultimately caught?

• A) She broke down and confessed to the investigators during a routine interview of all tellers.
• B) Her husband found the bank's money and turned her in.
• C) The bank found some of the checks in the dumpster near her house with her fingerprints on them.
• D) None of the above

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