If successful in court, the
embezzler would be required to pay the employer back all the money stolen.
* Payroll fraud--the
embezzler adds names of fictitious individuals to the company payroll, thereby collecting additional salaries.
Lord Black said that he was being wrongly accused as an
embezzler and that he is trying to "retrieve my reputation as an honest man."
As one of the fiery Jewish nihilists of his generation, variously a critic, author, and bank
embezzler, Kovner embodies the problem of identity as a series of translations across cultural boundaries.
writes Mueller, Liberia's weakened regime "was toppled by an armed group initially of 100 or so led by an accused
embezzler and jailbreak artist, Charles Taylor, and by a somewhat larger group led by a psychopathic, hymn-singing drunk."
The evidence was sufficient to put the
embezzler back in jail.
Once you alert the
embezzler of your suspicions, evidence may disappear, so try to review, or at least secure, all relevant records before confronting the
embezzler.
"Offences of this nature and in this quantity, against your background as an
embezzler, makes the offences so serious that only a custodial sentence could be justified," the judge said.
When John Bigelow, for example, states that `having a plagiarist as the head of a university is like having an
embezzler running an accounting firm', this certainly rings bells in these days of corporate fraud but it fails all the more substantial tests of institutional similarities.
Although there were other financial problems, Puls told E&P that the embezzlement "was the straw that broke the camel's back." He said the suspected
embezzler paid back $29,000, but has disappeared.