Stanley Phillips, aged 31, was a teller at the Suburban National Bank, where he had worked for ten years. Stanley had been married for seven of those years and had lived uneventfully in a three room apartment. He had one passionate and consuming interest in life; motorboats. For six months before his purchase of a sixteen foot speed boat, Stanley had been embezzling small sums of money from the bank. However, he was clumsy and inept at hiding his theft, and the night before an audit, he ran away, knowing it would be discovered that he had stolen a total of $5500...