Seeing as how a bank will for sure look into that big of a deposit, id hide it somewhere. Then if I needed groceries, or my car worked on or new clothes. Nothing that would stand out if I was going to pay cash for. Casino and bar hopping. Use the money for essentials and use that money and put in your savings

I've seen this movie too many times. The psycho can keep the cash.

Leave it where it is and call the cops telling them what I found and where.

Take the cash out of the brief case. Go to PNC and deposit $250k into my savings account. Find a place to stash the other $250k.

 

PNC wont let you deposit that without an investigation. You're better off in your mattress.

 

Thats what safety deposit boxes are for.

Take it. Put it in the offering next Sunday. Boom

Seeing as how a bank will for sure look into that big of a deposit, id hide it somewhere. Then if I needed groceries, or my car worked on or new clothes. Nothing that would stand out if I was going to pay cash for. Casino and bar hopping. Use the money for essentials and use that money and put in your savings

 

If you need directions to French Lick Casino, I can help you out.. I mean...of you're up to throwing down that cash in a casino, you may as well do it at one where someone you know works, right?

Grab someone else's stuff, you inherit someone else's problems. Leave it and move on.

I also would leave it and call the police. I'd probably hang to see what happens. I am not rich, but I have enough money to do what I want and more.

I've watched What Would You Do too many times to fall into that trap. I'd assume there's hidden cameras watching me from multiple angles and act accordingly.

The note makes me leave it and get the heck out of dodge.

 

Without the note, I take the money and run.

I found a dollar on the floor at Home Depot this morning and turned it in to the first employee I saw. So, I'd probably call the police, give them the location and move along.