An Oregon man who recently robbed a branch of Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) turned in a confession only three minutes after committing the crime.
Raymond Carl Knudson told an investigator that he held up the bank after watching the Academy Award-winning documentary,� Inside Job. The documentary, which was made by Sony Pictures Classics, a division of Sony (NYSE:SNE), explores how policies and banking practices contributed to the financial crisis that began in 2008.
According to a criminal complaint affidavit, Knudson stole $450 from a BofA branch, but immediately drove to the police station with his stash of cash. He could serve 20-years in prison for his crime, The Oregonian reports.
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