Working in HR I cannot tell you how many time I heard the term “I am a good Christian man/ woman” when the employee is the accused.

Besides being amused by the comments, I learned something startling: "According to a recent study from the Pew Research Center, of the roughly 80,000 federal prosecutions initiated in 2018, just two percent went to trial. More than 97 percent of federal criminal convictions are obtained through plea bargains, and the states are not far behind at 94 percent."

[nbcnews.com]

I still remember how, when I was a grad student working at a low wage work study job in the law school library, how one winter day somebody, never found out who, stole my sweater from the coat closet. I still remember how stunned I was to find it gone when I got ready to leave that day. My guess is that it was a fellow student employee, since only staff used the closet. Maybe it was a FT staff member. At least I lost nothing else as it wasn't a jacket or coat with pockets. I have always been too careful to ever leave keys, a phone or anything valuable in a coat or jacket pocket when I hung those up in a public closet, or even leaving my seat at a bar or restaurant.

Attending church , never guarrentees a person is honest . They only feel they are forgiven , for any crime they commit .

The responses good. The lack of logic though is stunning, it's as though the person completely missed the fact this good church goer STOLE the jacket in the first place. She loses all credibility right from jump. Gezzz

Always nice to read comments that make me laugh and don't infuriate me! Love the thread about fish microwavers.

Church lady is a thief, period.

There's zero proof that the intern lied.

I wonder what was ordered, and who picked up the packages?

The police should definitely be investigating, and church lady should be fired.
The company might also want to fire the OP, who is clearly an idiot.