Some criminals do not see themselves as basically good people getting away with something bad. Some people do not believe God is on their side when they commit their crimes. We have this story from reporter Marilyn Snell about a bankrobber who now lives in Oakland, California. (17 minutes)Crime Blotter Redux. We hear more crime blotter readings from around the nation, read by actor Matt Malloy. (3 minutes)
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