Honesty test system

An honesty test system (100) for detecting a thief, said honesty test system (100) comprising:

• (a) a decoy (110) adapted to temporarily hold and present a money bill (210), the decoy (110) has an inner surface (210), the decoy (110) can move between an open position and a closed position respectively showing and hiding its inner surface (120), wherein a first conductor (130a) and a second conductor (130b) are disposed on the inner surface (120) of the decoy (110), the first conductor (130a) and second conductor (130b) are spaced a distance apart, an insulator tape (220) is disposed atop both the first conductor (130a) and the second conductor (130b), wherein a transmitter (150) is disposed in the decoy (110), a first wire (140a) operatively connects the first conductor (130a) to the transmitter (150) and a second wire (140b) operatively connects the second conductor (130b) to the transmitter (150);
• (b) an alarm box (310), wherein a receiver (340), an alarm (350), and a speaker (320) are each disposed in the alarm box (310), the receiver (340) is operatively connected to the alarm (350), the alarm is operatively connected to the speaker (320), the receiver (340) is in communication with the transmitter (150) in the decoy (110);
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• (c) a money bill (210) having a first surface (211) and a second surface (212) opposite the first surface (211), wherein a third conductor (130c) is disposed on the second surface (212) of the money bill (210), the first surface (211) of the money bill (210) faces away from the inner surface (120) of the decoy (110), and the second surface (212) of the money bill (210) faces the inner surface (120) of the decoy (110), wherein when the third conductor (130c) is placed completely atop the insulator tape (220) and the decoy (110) is in the closed position at least a portion of the money bill (210) is visible from outside the decoy (110), when the money bill (210) is slid such that the third conductor (130c) slides off of the insulator tape (220) the third conductor (130c) contacts both the first conductor (130a) and the second conductor (130b) thereby bridging an electrical circuit between the first conductor (130a) and the second conductor (130b) that causes a first contact signal to be sent to the transmitter (150), when the first contact signal is received by the transmitter (150), the transmitter (150) sends a first transmitter signal to the receiver (340) in the alarm box (310), when the receiver (340) receives the first transmitter signal, the receiver (340) sends a first receiver sign to the alarm (350), which causes an alarm sound to be emitted from the speaker (320) thereby alerting an individual that a thief has stolen the money bill (210).