Guidelines For Living con Harold Sala

They called him, "The Gentleman Bandit."  Few robbers were ever more kind to their victims.  He would rob people, then mail the pictures of children and grandchildren back to their home addresses.  After pulling a gun and informing the victim that it was a robbery, on several occasions his heart would be touched by their stories of hardship if they lost their money, and he would put his gun in his pocket and walk away.  On one occasion a man was so frightened that he sustained a heart attack, and the kind bandit called for an ambulance.  He went so far as to sympathetically call the homes of victims, to see if they had recovered from the fright of being robbed.