RCS – Business Default

Blaz comes from a completely average, orderly working-class family; both of them

 his parents are employed, he is the older of the two sons in the family. When he was

 boy, his father was proud of him, because it seemed that he would not like learning

 posed no problems, he completed his basic education with

 excellence, without much effort. In the first year of high school, however,

 it stuck.

 Blaž suddenly realized that he was interested in too many things,

 and anything but learning, to which he was thus unaccustomed. There are days and evenings

 sat behind the computer, as he easily convinced his father that

 he needs online activities for schoolwork, and his mom is

 trusted unconditionally because his grades were still good,

 no longer excellent, but acceptable to parents. He himself noticed that he

 real life kind of crawls through his fingers, but he didn’t see the difference

 between themselves and their classmates, who practically “co-existed” with

 the internet. At least that’s how it seemed to him judging by the conversations they had

 had during breaks. At the beginning of the second year, Blaž encountered

 an interesting forum that invited everyone who would like to become a member in a short time

 earned a lot, without much effort, and, which was essential for him

 importance, without a high stake in the game, the condition was continuous

 smaller cash investments, which should pay off at least five times.

 He registered immediately, as the offer was extremely tempting, and he

 would achieve his dream in record time, even before the driving test

 car, the one he longed for, and he decided to buy it

 as a priority life task.

 Since he didn’t have much money, he suggested the game to a classmate and together

 they started investing in one car; they calculated that they could sell it and be

 then buy two cheaper ones, they will continue the game, earn again and

 so on. At the forum, they were welcomed with open arms, they were with them

 especially friendly and gave them instructions on how to play as long as possible. So

 were unsuspectingly transferring all their pocket money to a specific account,

 but they did not understand this request as wrong, since the desire for

 the car also has its own price, they said to each other.

They’ve been that way for a few weeks

 transferred pocket money to this particular account and feverishly waited for the day,

 when they see their code on the screen among the selected investors.

 But they didn’t get to see it even after three months. But they had to pay

 deposit every week and the stake was higher with time. Because of money

 they didn’t have, they decided on minor thefts. They first met at school

 focused on classmates’ cell phones, tablets and

 more valuable objects, and later their actions devolved into

 bigger ones – breaking into cars – as they already had a permanent one

 customer for stolen goods.

 After a few months, they were caught at work; both ended up in prison

 for minors, and then Blaz overlooked it. He promised himself that he would

 he will never do anything like that again. Well, he was wrong. Because it is

 was a crime only in the theft category, without violence, it was fast

 conditionally discharged. And maladjusted. But changed. Mostly because

 his parents no longer believed him and because his classmates avoided him; it is the latter

 was so painful for him that he changed the whole school. The home environment, however, is not

 was never the same again. His father rarely spoke to him,

 and the mother placed all her hopes in the younger brother. Once, in

 fourth year, a theft happened in the classroom at the new school. Disappeared

 is a mobile phone professional worker who was familiar with

 his past, she showed, albeit in a roundabout way, but nevertheless

 at him, making it clear that he was a suspect. Even though he wasn’t guilty, he was

 felt the burden of the past and social responsibility as keenly as

 for the phone to really slip out. What’s more, it was even harder because he felt like it

 at the same time there was injustice. And what to do, he called a former classmate – of course

 he was the only one who believed him unconditionally. Because he knew him. He believed that this

 he did not, but that he easily could and will, if he has enough reasons to

 this.

 Mental pain is a common cause that undermines a person

 self-confidence and low self-esteem plunge into crime. They are like that

 continued with thefts that became more and more daring and violent.

 And landed in prison again, this time for adults.