Recent content by JIMINYCR

I said “usually” not always. You can show me some managers but I could show you much more cases where employees were caught stealing from their workplace.

Sure, managers could be suspect but usually it’s going to be a lower level employee who steals from the business. The report says he swam up with Scuba gear which means wet suit, mask, fins, tank and regulator.

Who said anything about forcing family, friends or people connected to them to be interviewed. If it was an "inside job" then I said they can easily narrow down the employees as possible suspects. Police need not "force" employees to be questioned. They are investigating a robbery, a crime that...

If it was an inside job then the authorities should be able to find the culprit fairly easily. There are a finite number of employees. The staff who were in the office are in the clear. Let’s start by clearing all staff working that night. Then clear all females if it was a male. Then find out...

Hmmm. An Oriental Trickster made it onto a WDW countdown!!!

30 years ago WAS a very different time. Of course bad things did happen back then but not to the malicious extent you hear about today.

Wonder if guests just dont know who Penguin is. Or remember what movie they were from. You don't hear many people wanting to know where Penguin is appearing in the parks.

Or.... Backed up by....

Doesn't take much to find the office in the back. Most restaurants don't have multiple rooms in back. I'm not discounting that it could be an inside job, just saying it didn't have to be.