A woman does a business so she keeps part of her money at home and when her sister-in-law visits her , she loses a lot of money. She suspects theft from her visitor because her 5 children and husband don't steal. What should she do because the money is not actually hers ?

She should stop keeping her money where her sister in-law could reach. The thing is, she has no concrete proof that the lady stole it even if her hunch tells her so, so it's best she overlooks her theft and make sure he keeps her money far away from her reach.

kimbraa:
She should stop keeping her money where her sister in-law could reach. The thing is, she has no concrete proof that the lady stole it even if her hunch tells her so, so it's best she overlooks her theft and make sure he keeps her money far away from her reach.

the woman is a certified ,confirmed and expert thief. She started theft from childhood. There is no place that the money can be out of reach in that house.

Everyone in that house is a suspect (the 5 children, her husband, her sister-in-law, including the woman looking for money)!

The other members for the actual theft and the woman looking for money for possible misplacement...

Starboynobesay:
the woman is a certified ,confirmed and expert thief. She started theft from childhood. There is no place that the money can be out of reach in that house.

So what happened to the banks.

My parents thought I wouldn't steal but I did. I was just being a foolish teenager. And guess what, they suspected someone else. Be careful with accusations, especially within the family, extended or not.

MrHenshaw:




So what happened to the banks.

let me hint u. She is into daily contribution (ajo)