Pete Sanders Case Summary

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The appellant, Pete Sanders (hereinafter “Sanders”) first encountered all his trouble when he felt he was unfairly terminated from his position as an assistant manager with Allen Federal Savings Bank. After his bank received nearly 15 billion dollars from the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, they decided to terminate Sanders in 2012 in order to expedite company profit. After this abrupt, unforeseen termination Sanders managed to scrape by with a variety of jobs with different financial firms and business. However, after about two years of the constant struggle of searching for job after job, Sanders has since become unemployed dating back to October 2014. Being terminated from the bank and the subsequent unemployment resulted in Sanders feeling angry and depressed. To deal with these emotions Sanders entered an online chat room on March 2, 2015, that was typically used by bankers, stockbrokers, and other financial businessmen. By entering this chatroom Sanders was hoping to find someone that he could vent to and release some tension he was feeling. This is where he first encountered Clinton, who …show more content…

In the meantime Sanders continued to face financial troubles, causing him to spiral down into an even further state of depression. During this conversation, on a whim, Sanders agreed to Clintons advances of a robbery. After receiving this information, Clinton takes immediate control of the design of the commission of the crime. His exact statement was: “Let me handle that. Meet me at my place tomorrow.” The next day, Clinton provided Sanders with the blueprints of Allen Federal and a few disguises to be used during the robbery. He also provided a new camera and laptop to prompt Sanders to conduct surveillance of the bank. Without Clinton, these blueprints and the technology would have never been accessible by Sanders, he would not have even attempted to obtain such

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