For Deposit Only Lisa Hansen, 25, was asked by her Grand Rapids, Mich., employer to take a bag to the bank and drop it in the night depository. The bank said the bag, which had just $81 in cash, plus $350 in checks, was never deposited. Hansen was fired from her job and charged with embezzlement. She insisted she had dropped off the bag and refused to plead guilty; she spent a short time in jail and was made to do community service. A year later, a maintenance worker at the Huntington Bank branch found the bag — stuck in the night depository, where it had been the whole time. The bank offered to reimburse the police for their investigation, and settled with Hansen for an undisclosed amount. And about her lost job? The bank suggested she apply for a new one — at the bank. “I laughed,” Hansen said. (Grand Rapids Press) ...Actually, what they’d really like is for her to deposit her settlement with them. Available in This is True: Book Collection Vol. 13