So today I located the obituary of John Wiebener, father of the Arnold (A.H.) Wiebener referenced in my last blog post: Missing money, a Gunshot, and a Bank Collapse. Turns out that John was a director of the bank that his son allegedly stole $137,000 from. The father, John, died in 1924, and the fraud was uncovered in 1931.
- Was the son committing the fraud while his father served in this fidicuary role?
- Was the son more trusted because his father was a director of the bank?
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