Killer Bank Teller Has No Idea Police Know Everything

In a police interrogation room, detectives confront Chase Bank teller Amelia Basoon about $50,000 taken from elderly customer Jerry Stack's account. But the questioning takes a darker turn when they reveal that Stack's daughter and grandson—Cindy and Sean—have been found murdered. "This is how you get in trouble for murder," one detective warns her. "If we find out in any stretch of the imagination that you're providing some type of alibi to Josh, that you're telling us he was somewhere where he wasn't... guess what you become? A principal to homicide in the first degree."

The Bank Teller's Story Unravels

Amelia initially claims the $50,000 was a legitimate arrangement. She says Jerry Stack, a 73-year-old customer with a history of brain surgery, asked her to hold the money "for safekeeping" outside the bank. She wrote two $25,000 cashier's checks, gave them to her husband Joshua Ramsami, and told her employer the grandson had picked them up. "I don't want to get fired," she explains. "That's why I kinda have to do what I have to do."