Most of us remember the lunch ladies from school. The nice ladies that
made sure we ate well but in this case looks like they had other things
going on. If you can't trust the lunch ladies, who can you trust?


Two sisters who worked in the cafeterias of two New Canaan schools are
accused of stealing nearly half a million dollars from the cafeterias
over a five-year span, according to New Canaan police.

Police arrested 67-year-old Marie Wilson, of Wilton, and 61-year-old
Joanne Pascarelli, of Stratford, over the weekend.

The investigation started on Dec. 21 when the New Canaan Board of
Education filed a complaint with the New Canaan Police Investigative
Section about the handling of cash at the Saxe Middle School cafeteria
and the New Canaan High School cafeteria, according to police.

Investigators monitored both cafeterias, conducted around 20 interviews,
examined financial records and identified the two suspects, police said.

https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/...490739301.html

On 8/13/2018 1:12 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

> Two sisters who worked in the cafeterias of two New Canaan schools are
> accused of stealing nearly half a million dollars from the cafeterias
> over a five-year span, according to New Canaan police.

why am I not surprised?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaan

BTW, it's New Canaan, Connecticut.

nb

On Monday, August 13, 2018 at 2:12:59 PM UTC-5, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> Most of us remember the lunch ladies from school. The nice ladies that
> made sure we ate well but in this case looks like they had other things
> going on. If you can't trust the lunch ladies, who can you trust?
>
>
> Two sisters who worked in the cafeterias of two New Canaan schools are
> accused of stealing nearly half a million dollars from the cafeterias
> over a five-year span, according to New Canaan police.
>
> Police arrested 67-year-old Marie Wilson, of Wilton, and 61-year-old
> Joanne Pascarelli, of Stratford, over the weekend.
>
> The investigation started on Dec. 21 when the New Canaan Board of
> Education filed a complaint with the New Canaan Police Investigative
> Section about the handling of cash at the Saxe Middle School cafeteria
> and the New Canaan High School cafeteria, according to police.
>
> Investigators monitored both cafeterias, conducted around 20 interviews,
> examined financial records and identified the two suspects, police said.
>
> https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/...490739301.html

When I was in elementary school I got a pedometer and I loved wearing it to guesstimate how far I walked every day. Once in the Crestwood Elementary School the Lunch Lady caught me showing my pedometer to another kid in the lunchroom and she CONFISCATED IT! No toys in the lunchroom was the rule.

FIRST significant chip off my respect for rules! One of anyway. I KNEW she was wrong.

John Kuthe...