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To: Leaning Right
Wow. So this went on for years. Either this woman is a criminal genius or her supervisors are inept morons.

It's the postal service (no reflection on all the honest postal carriers who do a phenomenal job.

That said, Many years ago, the husband of a young couple at our church who was vary popular, worked at the PO. He was also caught stealing money from cards. I thought it was odd when he suddenly quit his job and they moved to another city on very short notice.

Later a friend told me that when he was caught he was told he could either go to jail or quit his job, never work for the PO again, and I THINK move out of town.

I never thought that option of quitting and getting away with it was a good one. He should have gone to jail. That is a very serious breach of trust with the public, and not something a *PROFESSING* Christian should have done.

11 posted on 08/11/2025 4:21:46 PM PDT by metmom (He who testifies to these things says, “Surely I am coming soon." Amen. Come, Lord Jesus….)
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To: metmom

*Very* not *vary*.

Sheesh, two in one day. I’m really slipping.


12 posted on 08/11/2025 4:23:41 PM PDT by metmom (He who testifies to these things says, “Surely I am coming soon." Amen. Come, Lord Jesus….)
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That’s one of the questions axed for prospective employees - “have you ever quit because you were under investigation?”

They lowered the bar considerably for hiring, and it shows. They should hang anybody who steals Christmas cards from Grandma. The clerks or carriers (or Supervisors) would riffle through the letters - a red envelope or whatever. Just scum.


40 posted on 08/12/2025 2:27:41 AM PDT by Freedom4US
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