In the name of justice. A new, extraordinary investigative team emerges: the Society for Unconventional Measures. Unassuming men and women with ordinary backgrounds. Their area of operation: where the police are powerless. Their goal: to expose injustice, capture the perpetrators, and publicly shame them. Their first case: a private bank that has defrauded thousands of ordinary people for years. A modern Robin Hood crime story, told with a wink by Michael Opoczynski, who spent many years as a WISO moderator advocating for the rights of the "little people." For years, the executives of a privatized state bank plundered their customers. By all legal means, they remained untouchable, leaving no grounds for prosecution. Thousands were harmed. Ordinary people who were promised a secure investment with high interest rates.