My eldest brother was I'll . He put my name as well as another elder brother name on his bank account. The other brother we'll call R. Kept drawing large sums of money out. I took out the money and put into another account. R slandered me called the police and accused me of fraud. I put the money back and R continued to take out large sums. I again emptyed the account. My brother A died and I used the money to bury him. I went for a job interview and when I told that story ... I was rejected. I did tell A that I was removing the money because of R but I did not tell R.

What calaim did R have to the money? If R did not have a claim you should have called the police on R for stealing off of A . A obviously trusted you but not R. So you screwed up by allowing R to steal. I wouldn't hire you. Thats a personal story nothing to do with a job. So best not to tell personal stories to employer's as they want you to be professional not the crazy story teller. Didnt see that Rs name was on account to so no need to bring it up.

Why would you bring this up? It sounds odd.

But for the money, neither brother was entitled to withdraw it, so yes, you did commit more then one crime.

Unless you were convicted I can't imagine why an interview would include this.

If you were convicted that fact that you obviously still feel that you were justified taking someone elses money is a huge read flag that you should not be hired.

This is an irrelevant story for a job interview. It also makes you look ineffectual in dealing with this problem, because you assume ill will by R, have no effective communication with R, and allow R to bully you into doing what he wants. If you engaged in this behavior on the job, people would just roll you hard.

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