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I think my family stole my money. How do I handle the situation?

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Question - (5 April 2009) 2 Answers - (Newest, 5 April 2009)
A female United Kingdom age 30-35, anonymous writes:

about 2 months ago i had 60 pounds go missing from my room, the only person who new where it was was my younger brother. he and my dad were the only ones who had been in the house apart from me and my mum as we were at work.

Now i have had another 40 pound stolen an its the same situation as last time they were the only ones in the house as me an my mum were in town together the money was left ontop of my tele so was nt hidden.

i confronted them both but they both denied it the first time tho my brother said it was my dad. i dont want to start accusing my family and could really do with some advice on how to handle the situation. thanks

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A female reader, Original shiraz! United Kingdom +, writes (5 April 2009):

Its a strange situation, if you cant trust your own family then you know theres a problem, its not right if anywhere your money should be safe in the hands of your family. Bring it to everyones attetion, including your mum your dad and your brother, sit them down and demand to know, dont leave until you have the truth. Somebody has taken it, it may be a valied reason it may just be theft something needs to be done, take action its your family you really need to sort this.

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A female reader, DrPsych United Kingdom +, writes (5 April 2009):

DrPsych agony auntSorry to hear about this. You don't know who is stealing your cash at this stage so the best thing is not to leave large sums of money in the house (particularly if you think your younger brother maybe using the money to buy stuff he shouldn't like alcohol). If it is in the bank, they cannot steal it, or hide it more carefully in the future. If you really want to know who took your money then you could always get a cheap webcam off ebay (a nanny cam I think they are called) for a few pounds and install it at home secretly in your room - then you will have the evidence! You could leave a honey trap of a tenner or something and see what happens? When you do find out who took your money, handle the situation sensitively or you could start world war three at home. There maybe a good reason why your relatives are stealing your cash like terrible debts, bullying at school or all sorts...tread carefully.

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