The Oak Evidence Bag: How a Quiet Supervisor Stole 240 Ounces
The Oak Evidence Bag: How a Quiet Supervisor Stole 240 Ounces
A sealed sheriff's evidence bag with a hard-hat sticker was found eight feet up a water oak, untouched for five days before a dog named Copper discovered it on October 14, 2009 - but its missing contents were 240 troy ounces of gold already gone. Who manufactured the gap in a tightly audited smelter operation and walked away with roughly $230,000 without triggering alarms?
In this episode, we follow the paper trail from Harmon Ridge Precious Metals' factory floor through sixteen months of second-shift records, the reconciliation…
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