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A Robin Hood in real life?

You gotta be kidding me right? Apparently not….
In Germany, a bank employee secretly transferred money from rich to poor clients.
Sadly the 62-year old woman was given a 22-month prison term for this act of kindness. She could have faced a 4-year sentence, but the court was being nice because she confessed immediately and did not profit personally.
Between December 2003 and February 2005, the German ‘Robin Hood Banker’ moved some €7.6 million in 117 transfers.
She did not take any money for herself. Her only motive was to prevent poorer clients from seeing their accounts closed. And get this… the woman is now reimbursing the millions lost by the bank, reportedly from a small retirement pension!


Yes had good intentions. I give her props for trying to do some good, but when it effects others it usually can't be a truly good act.

source: funnycoolstuff.com

She deserved the prison sentence she was breaking the law simple as that if you made an exception for her you would be liable to do the same in the future for someone else that did this.