Informative Essay On Felic Margaret Cashton

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Melanie Margaret Cashton is 29 years old and currently living on her own in downtown Victoria. From what I’ve heard she has had a normal upbringing with no problems in the family. Her health and families are great with no mental or physical health concerns. She seemed to have fallen into a slippery slope with her criminal offenses. Starting off small with forging her neighbors signature when she was just 18. Her next offense she stole $2000 from Winners with her co-worker and best friend Barbara when she was 24. Her current offense was theft over 5000$ when she again stole from her work. She wrote $480,000 to herself from the fundraising and government grants at Coins for Kiddies a charity. The first 2 offenses Melanie just wanted money so

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