embezzler

Maybe you're the embezzler and want out before it's too late.

His apparent source turned out to be the real embezzler.

That is, until his son had turned him into an embezzler and a thief.

"You mean they hired him even though he had served time as an embezzler?"

"The man we're looking for is an embezzler, not a mental case."

Now our embezzler had a deal going with the suppliers to bill us for more material than we actually received.

"We'll have him suicide when it comes out he's an embezzler."

Remember, young man, that the evidence would show that you were an embezzler.

And to discuss the fact that we have an embezzler in our employ."

It's like an embezzler being made the bank examiner.

The inference was that both embezzlers were somewhere in this general neighborhood.

All three of the embezzlers could tell the same story; they had been approached by Roger in advance.

In the past, before auctions, embezzlers had no time for the dreary old book business.

For years, we have used similar provisions to catch embezzlers and drug traffickers.

The embezzler wasn't subject to this kind of thing.

He had made up his mind to get to the bottom of it, to find out which of the two girls was the embezzler.

Then his long criminal record as an embezzler and confidence trickster went public.

They can't wait to see another embezzler get exposed.

Bob is not an embezzler, not now or ever.

As one woman studied the picture of an embezzler sentenced to life in prison, she muttered, "He should be shot."

"How do you feel about having an alleged embezzler of dubious lineage for a lover?"

Nothing had happened in his courtroom except the sentencing of a miscreant embezzler.

The law would have termed me an embezzler.

"A scoundrel, an embezzler, that's what he is," I said.