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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 7930941, member: 100459&quot;]We had a theft in our home when I was about 13.&nbsp; It seems that the thief snuck into our home and stole a Peace Dollar out of my mother&#039;s purse.&nbsp; As you can imagine, she was terribly upset.&nbsp; However, a store owner in town had a customer that bought a bunch of candy and paid for it with a Peace Dollar.&nbsp; The store owner was a classmate of my mother and she had told him that someone had stolen a Peace Dollar out of her purse.&nbsp; The store owner told her that someone had used the Peace Dollar to pay for candy.&nbsp; He gave the Peace Dollar to my mother and the description of the customer.</p><p>When she got home, she let me know that she got her Peace Dollar back and she had also confiscated all of my candy.&nbsp; My Dad was in Korea at the time, so she took his place and gave me a few licks with his belt and I was restricted to my room except for dinner and trips to the bathroom.</p><p>I learned a valuable lesson.&nbsp; Crime does not pay, especially with my mother, thank God.&nbsp; I never, ever took anything that wasn&#039;t mine after that and became a State Auditor.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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