Story Share (Part 1)

[My family's savings dropped by 1.3 million, I got so angry I called the police, but the culprit was sleeping next to me every night] Last month, while I was giving my statement at the police station, the officer taking my report pushed the statement form back to me and asked a question. He asked, "Miss, are you sure no one else in the family uses this phone?" I said, "Yes, it's our family's tablet, mainly kept in the living room." He and I exchanged a look, and he didn't say anything further, but I understood his expression. That expression said: 'This isn't unauthorized use.' The situation is this. We had a fund for buying a new house, saved for five years, and it was in my husband's account. Back then, it was said that it would make loan applications easier. Of the 1.3 million, seventy percent was saved by me. I transferred money every month and never checked the account. Why didn't I check? Because it was 'our' money. Who checks their own family's money every day? The reason I found out that day was because the developer needed to confirm the down payment, so I asked my husband to give me a copy of the bankbook. He delayed for three days. The first day he said he forgot, the second day he said it was at the company, and the third day he said he'd look for it. I went directly to the bank to update the passbook. After updating it, I stood frozen in front of the passbook update machine. The balance was just over 90,000. I looked down line by line. They were all small deductions, charges from stores starting with 'Apple': 3,290, 1,690, 990, 3,290. They were densely packed, concentrated between 11 PM and 2 AM, more than ten transactions a month, and it went back for three years. My first reaction was that it was unauthorized use. My second reaction was to quickly report it to the police.