Folly of the DayA Pennsylvania Man Told His Wife 'If It's Over, I'll Tear the House Down.' She Said It Was Over. He Got Into His Excavator and Tore the House Down. She and Their Two Daughters Were Still Inside.
Pierwsza announced that the consequence of the marriage ending would be destruction of the house, assessed the conditions as met, and executed the consequence using the appropriate piece of heavy equipment — a logic chain whose only flaw was the presence of his wife and daughters in the structure at the time of execution.
Source: Butler Eagle
The WireThe Former Chief Executive of the Scottish National Party Pleaded Guilty to Embezzling £400,000 From the Party Over Twelve Years — Through False Invoices, Misused Credit Cards, and Falsified Accounts. He Spent Some of It on a £124,000 Motorhome.
Murrell spent twelve years embezzling £400,000 from Scotland's largest political party through false invoices and falsified accounts — a fraud conducted by the party's own chief executive through the party's own financial infrastructure, which is the primary system a forensic auditor examines when the accounts fail to reconcile.
Source: Irish Times
The WireAn Illinois National Guardsman Was Arrested at Fort Leonard Wood on Fraud and Money Laundering Charges Totaling Over $30 Million — On an Interpol Notice Issued by Polish Authorities, Who Had Been Looking for Him
Marcin Pióro was an active member of the Illinois National Guard — subject to military law enforcement and physical accountability at a federal installation — when he was arrested at Fort Leonard Wood on an Interpol notice that Polish authorities had already issued, which is the kind of prior international legal exposure that might discourage a person from enlisting in a second country's military.
Source: Military Times
LazyTownHe Submitted 157 Fraudulent Invoices Through a Shell Company Named After His Own Initials, Registered at His Own Home Address
McCarty constructed a fraudulent vendor whose name consisted of his own initials and whose address was his own home — a shell company that required approximately one database query to identify, attribute, and charge.
Source: Minot Daily News
The VillagesA Villages Pastor Known for His Marriage Advice Was Arrested on Bigamy Charges. He Published a Book on the Subject in 2017.
Williams advised men professionally on how to maintain a marriage, published a book on the subject, was legally married to a woman when he married another woman, and was arrested for bigamy at a retirement community whose press characterization includes the phrase 'rumored swingers community' — a convergence of biographical detail that the book's jacket copy did not fully anticipate.
Source: Fox News