POLICE DISCOVER THAT THIS FOREIGN STUDENT’S LAVISH LIFESTYLE HAD A SCANDALOUS SOURCE AFTER ALL

Retrieving Some

The story somehow reached the media airwaves. So there was bound to be multiple variations of this crime that this college student had knowingly or unknowingly committed. All that they could do now was to accept the fact that this was a “big, fat banking error.” In the end, they were able to save a few million that the criminal had stolen.

Dishonesty Dollars

As she was a college student, Christine Lee was clearly not a fool. She was actually smart enough not to spend 4.6 million on just shoes and bags. She made a very clever move in trying to secure all the money she had received in her account. What she actually did was, transfer some of the millions she received into different private accounts.

Solid Evidence

Christine did all she could to try and keep at least some of the portions that ended up flooding her bank account. After a thorough investigation, the bank found $1.3 million of it in several of these private accounts, but not all of the amount. They could finally get proof after this that she was aware that the money she received was not hers but continued to live off of it anyway.

Flaunting It

When she was called for a hearing, Ms. Lee came to the court wearing ripped jeans, a pair of white canvas shoes, and a black singlet. The wrist and ankle tattoos she had inked on herself were visible and she had a pink, fluffy keychain attached to her light brown backpack. She appeared to be quite carefree, like all of this was not her fault.

The Trial

She was clearly projecting her guilt along with her blatant disregard for the proceedings in the court that was about to begin. It is amazing to see her dressed this way even after all the money she used up had been proven not to be hers. One thing you can say is that Christine is ballsy. Even after all of this happened, the trial did not end as anyone expected…

Confident

Christine’s lawyer, Hugo Aston had already been in talks with the press even before the trial took place confirming that event the parents of his client were in support of their daughter. He was also sure that Christine would be excused from all of this crime. He went on saying that, “We feel confident our client will be acquitted…”