Bank heist inside job by 2 sisters, FBI says

[Video]

They may as well, or at least submit a plea bargain. It's their best bet for a shorter jail sentence.

[CREE]

Video wrote:

They may as well, or at least submit a plea bargain. It's their best bet for a shorter jail sentence.

CANDACE AND CECE I LOVE YOU AND I MISS YOU AND EVERYONE WHO THINKS THEY KNOW HAVE NEVER DEALT WITH THIS SHIT NO ONE BUT YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS WILL EVER MATTER IN YOUR LIFE TO ME ALL OF THESE COMMENTS ARE FROM PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCES THE INTENSE EMOTION THAT COMES WITH A SITUATION LIKE THIS JUDGE AS THEY WILL ALL IT IS TO US THE ONES WHO LOVE YOU IS TYPING FROM PEOPLE WITH NO NAME THEY DONT EXSIST WE LOVE YOU MISS YOU AND ARE HERE FOR ONLY YOU GIRLS!!!!!

[CREE]

Girls I LOVE YOU and miss you

[Video]

Did they go to prison yet?

[iji]

CREE wrote:

Girls I LOVE YOU and miss you

http://www.topix.net/forum/phoenix/TNB4GLU9K2...

Might be missing them plenty more. Now they will face the consequences of their crimes and have a lot of time for self-reflection on the felonies they committed.

A shopping spree, renting a Mercedes are not very noble reasons for robbing a bank of $250,000+.

Up to 20 years, here it comes.

[iji]

Corrina wrote:

LOL who areyouto Judge you talk of god yet you are playing god by passing judgement who are you to be one to pass judgement you are just as much of a sinner as you claim they are

They pleaded guilty. They had a nice shopping spree. They rented a Mercedes. They stole $250,000 from a federal bank.

Now, they pay the piper with up to 20 years each.

[John Galt]

But, but, but...... BUT THEY'RE INNOCENT.(because somebody loves them???)

[iji]

I'm anxious to hear what the sentencing is. And there better be reparations in the amount equal to that which was stolen, no less than $250,000.

Not a bad crime some say? Well, let's see how long it takes them to pay that money back and maybe they will learn to appreciate hard work and realize the people who's money they stole was hard-earned. They'll hopefully have plenty and plenty of time to reflect on that.

Get a GED or something. And if you are educated, get a job and start paying the money back.

[iji]

Curious as to why this wasn't considered a terrorist act, as the two female felons threatened those in the bank with an explosive device. One would think that Homeland Security would have purused charges under the Patriot Act.

If those who "loved" these two people really loved them, why didn't they help them avoid getting into this situation in the first place by helping them out financially, paying off their debts, and so forth? Instead, they just all sat by and let it grow into an irresponsible, thoughtless, inconsiderate, and cruel act as robbery and threatening others with deadly harm?

Let them off easy, then everyone else and their sister will be robbing banks because they think they can steal 1/4 million dollars and get a slap on the wrist.

Hope the Attorney General is thinking at a higher level than the defense attorney who thinks they should get off with a light sentence.

[CREE]

Blah Blah Blah lol you all are funny, thanks for the pointless babble, its entertaining, too bad you all have no clue what its like... keep the entertainment going LOVE IT by the way Girls see you in 3-5 lol sorry no 20+ for these girls

[iji]

Like I said, they are LUCKY they didn't come across an undercover law enforcement officer, or just a civilian carrying concealed and saw this armed robbery in progress, they could have been shot and killed.

Just a simple mistake, sure. Next time, the outcome could be much worse.

Why don't you give them money so they don't have to commit a federal, felonous crime if you love them so much? Yeah, "love them" = all talk. Put your words into action. Take these girls in, give them everything their spoiled little brat minds want, and make them not appreciate working hard a day in their lives.

If you aren't up to that, then you have no place to speak.

Crime doesn't stop overnight. Their lives are not forever marked and they will commit as bad or worse crimes when they are freed. Either that or mix with the wrong crowd and get themselves hurt or worse.

[John]

CCC wrote:

I heard they confessed recently...true?

They confessed that they spent too much money, owed too many people, so rather than work hard, they stole and got caught. IT IS FINISHED. Once a thief.....

[pam]

Innocent Bystanders wrote:

A bank robbery is a federal crime. They are fortunate not to have been the cause of injury to any third party, much less hurt, shot, or killed themselves. Bank robbery is never an excuse for anyone's situation unless they are 100% selfish and think of no others but themselves and what they want or think they need or are entitled to.
Arizona is probably one of the worst places to commit a crime with open armed civillians and concealed weapons permits allowed. A civillian could have thought he/she was acting to defend him/herself or others and taken drastic measures in this situation.
Again, very lucky that things did not turn out worse. However, luck and the outcome should not make any sentencing or judgment less.

You seem very small minded, why don't you sit back and stop judging these two young ladies. You have no clue why this happened, so sit in your trailer and be quiet.

[CREE]

again blah blah blah i lived with them i know what they had they both DID work Hence candace working at the bank you retard man if you believe everything you read in the paper then you are just as small minded as you think they are believe me the story that the paper wrote doesnt know shit they eve have the sequence of event WRONG of course they are going to play off the fact that candace like to shop but for you narrow minded people here is the WHOLE excerpt for her page...."Traveling, spending time with my family and friends whenever possible, SHOPPING!!!, meeting new and exciting people, advancing my career and education, and just enjoying the gift of life!!!!" by the way you bigots I MADE CANDACE AND CECILLIAS Myspace pages so grow up its JUST A MYSPACE PAGE

[iji]

Once a criminal always a criminal.

Now they get to go to the school of hard knocks. They most likely will not be better than C-average in prison as they weren't smart enough not to get caught and were dumb enough to flaunt their spoils with juvenille shopping sprees and renting a Mercedes.

Way to attract attention to yourselves. Made the cops' job easy on this time.

[John]

CREE wrote:

again blah blah blah i lived with them i know what they had they both DID work Hence candace working at the bank you retard man if you believe everything you read in the paper then you are just as small minded as you think they are believe me the story that the paper wrote doesnt know shit they eve have the sequence of event WRONG of course they are going to play off the fact that candace like to shop but for you narrow minded people here is the WHOLE excerpt for her page...."Traveling, spending time with my family and friends whenever possible, SHOPPING!!!, meeting new and exciting people, advancing my career and education, and just enjoying the gift of life!!!!" by the way you bigots I MADE CANDACE AND CECILLIAS Myspace pages so grow up its JUST A MYSPACE PAGE

Do you know how to write a sentence0? I have read your posting 3 times and can not figure out what you are trying to say. If you said that they work, you are probably right. They are working robbers. They robbed and stole money from the bank in Oregon, and now they tried it here. As for the paper, who cares!! they confessed. They did it! It is a closed case. Now they will go to jail and maybe, just maybe, they have enough time to learn a trade-other than stealing- and can become a member of society, rather than a menice to society.

[tdouble]

cece was one of my best friends in high school we dont know the complete story so dont be so quick to judge...im not saying this was a good thing..but people do make mistakes...and cece has no criminal record...keep ya head up cece

[CCC]

After reading both sides, I don't see how one could side with the sisters. I cannot see any reason to empathize with them. Granted, they were behind on their bills, debts, etc...Most adult have gone through this at least once in their life, so their problem is not uncommon. Typical behavior would be to find other methods of paying off debts - family loan, work two jobs, give up expensive lifestyle, sell personal belongs, etc...For whatever reason, they showed poor judgment and should be sentenced accordingly. The sister was fired from the Oregon bank seems to be a real piece of work and I hope they throw the book at her. Sometimes we learn from our mistakes...let's hope this is the case for these girls and they can eventually become good members of society.

[iji]

pam wrote:

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You seem very small minded, why don't you sit back and stop judging these two young ladies. You have no clue why this happened, so sit in your trailer and be quiet.

Thankfully I, like most people, have worked hard, paid our dues, and as a result, do not live in a trailer as these girls may have prior to their robbing a bank, spending money that is not theirs, threatening bodily harm with an explosive device, and renting a shiny new car.

Childish, thoughtless, inconsiderate, willful wrongdoing.

By the way, they NOW have a CRIMINAL record. And, this one cannot be removed by driving school. Nor does it get removed from their records in a year.

This action will follow them the rest of their selfish lives. They will not find it easy to get a job, not like they would necessarily try anyway.

They will not have an easy time getting credit. They most likely will never again be independent and will probably have to rely on some not-so-bright men who may take them as wives.

To support these felons really doesn't mean much at all. How can one support felons who have confessed?

And, by the way, it is not 20+. If you knew how to read, it is UP TO 20.

Hopefully your cheerleading from the sidelines helps them this time, because it certainly did not help them make the right decisions in the first place.

[iji]

CCC wrote:

After reading both sides, I don't see how one could side with the sisters. I cannot see any reason to empathize with them. Granted, they were behind on their bills, debts, etc...Most adult have gone through this at least once in their life, so their problem is not uncommon. Typical behavior would be to find other methods of paying off debts - family loan, work two jobs, give up expensive lifestyle, sell personal belongs, etc...For whatever reason, they showed poor judgment and should be sentenced accordingly. The sister was fired from the Oregon bank seems to be a real piece of work and I hope they throw the book at her. Sometimes we learn from our mistakes...let's hope this is the case for these girls and they can eventually become good members of society.

Well said. Case closed. Do the crime, do the time. You are the weakest link in society girls.