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In response to
"
I wonder how they got away with it long enough to get $117k. That seems like it would take a bit of time. -- nm
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by
David
"between 2008 and last year" -- (link)
Posted by
prayformojo (aka mayhem)
May 24 '10, 13:18
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/05/23/AR2010052302921.html
(www.washingtonpost.com)
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So, she made $5k out of $117. What a master thief. Also, I wonder why this falls under the Secret Service's jurisdiction. -- nm
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David
May 24, 13:21
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Looks like it's something to do with it actually being in DC. -- nm
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Reagen
May 24, 13:23
The Secret Service has a criminal division which investigates money fraud, laundering, etc.
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Don Homer
May 24, 13:23
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I thought they were primarily focused on counterfeiting...
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znufrii
May 24, 13:28
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if you have access to cards...out of sight...you can run them through a recorder and dup them
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zdroid
May 24, 13:40
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