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Bookkeeper Stole £850,000 from His Employer to Fuel Gambling Addiction

An online gambling addict who worked as a bookkeeper stole more than £850,000 from his employer, and now he has been put behind bars for a period of three years and four months. Matthew Stevens, age 30, a resident of Thorn Grove, Rothwell, UK, worked as a bookkeeper for a businessman named Mahmood Mahzar. Apparently, his boss "treated him like a son" after he took him in when he was a scho[...]   Read more » Bookkeeper Stole £850,000 from His Employer to Fuel Gambling Addiction

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Three years and four months only? This guy should be hanged or at least castrated.
He cannot be allowed to procreate. I usually side with the robbers when they "cheat" the casinos of their money but swindling a honest business into the ground to fund an addiction is inexcusable. Lesson of this story: Trust no one.

     
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This UK has too many addicted gamblers

     
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ah well, another businessman who is such a shrewd dude that he doesn't even need to look out for his business finances... just leave it to the bookkeeper right? me ponders that the main thing a real businessman needs to be doing is controlling. no more no less. especially such minor thing as finances.

     
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ye! its not a jokes..peoples sold own cars, houses and lifes because of games.

     
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Three years and four months only? And other person got eight years cause steal ham sandwich and shirt, lol. That is justice !!!what ever reason from judge I don't
think that is fair comparison.

     
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