Current Events > Trailer Trash Couple spends $100,000 in 2 WEEKS after a BANK made a MISTAKE!!

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36 y/o Robert and 35 y/o Tiffany Williams, a Pennsylvania couple are accused of theft after they went on an illegal spending spree when a bank teller mistakenly put 100,000 smackers in their bank account!!

They received 120,000 in their account after a teller at BB&T put the money in their account on May 31

Instead of telling the bank,the trailer trash couple from Montoursvile blew the money in 2 and a half WEEKS!!

Between June 3 and 19,they purchased an SUV, a camper,a car trailer and 2 four wheelers and spent the rest on bills, car repairs, cash purchases and 15,000 to a friend in need

Before the large deposit,they only had $1121 in their bank..

BB&T realized the error on June 20 and transferred the funds to the correct recipient, Dimension Covington Investment LLC

But the couple already amassed 107,416 in overdraft fees

They contacted Tiffany explaining they were expected to repay all the funds but she told them they already blew it all.

She no longer had the funds after paying off bills and buying up lots of expensive goodies,especially the 4 wheeleres.

She said she'd speak to her husband and attempt to construct a repayment agreement

The bank tried contacting them again several times but they bailed

After police arrested them, they realized the money wasn't theirs but spent it anyway cause they never seen that much money before.

Neighbors, including Nate Weaver said it was shocking that the bank made the error with double and triple checking procedures

They were released on 25,000 bail after being charged with felony theft and stolen property

Do you think this trailer trash couple should have been allowed to keep the money?

Tiffany and Robert - In Biiiiig Trouble









BB&T -



Nate - Neighbor



The goodies they bought -


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They had to have known they were stealing somebody else's money. There's no excuse for this. If there's a strange transaction in your account history, call the bank to verify. Just because it lands in your account doesn't mean it's yours.
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Fucking hillbillies lmao
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It took the bank an entire week to realize they fucked up something fierce? Fire the teller immediately lmao

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Lock em up!
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But the couple already amassed 107,416 in overdraft fees

lmao
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Theyre dumb as fuck. Buying 4 wheelers, an SUV, giving money away? What did they expect?

This is the sad truth about the US. Many people are poor not because lack of opportunity, but because they are Stupid.

I could live off 100k for 5 years, easy. Reminds me of this homeless guy Oprah gave 100k to as a social experiment. He did the same thing, bought a truck, gave away money, and was homeless again within months.

No lie if that happened to me I'd probably pay off my debt too lmao
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Idiots.

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Full Throttle posted...

4 wheeleres

I4NRulez posted...

No lie if that happened to me I'd probably pay off my debt too lmao

Then you would be in jail. How do people not think shit like this will get back to them?
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So "bank error in your favor" is just a load of bullshit?
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Gobstoppers12 posted...

They had to have known they were stealing somebody else's money. There's no excuse for this. If there's a strange transaction in your account history, call the bank to verify. Just because it lands in your account doesn't mean it's yours.

I mean, yes, it really does. They aren't responsible for fixing the bank's mistake, morally or legally. Bank is in the wrong here.

the fact that they immediately spent it all tells you they knew exactly what they were doing

also that they are very dumb

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I hate that legally if a bank gives you money you can't spend it. It's dumb as hell. If i accidentally give you money and you spend it, then that's on you. But a bank does it and it's not their fault

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How is it theft, if someone puts money in YOUR bank account?

stupid people gonna stupid people