What about foxnews.com?
Prosecutors say Shellie Zimmerman made eight transfers from her husband's credit union account to her account between April 16 and 19 totaling more than $74,000. Six of the transfers were just under the $10,000 threshold that would have required the credit union report the transactions to the Internal Revenue Service.
For someone who had no access to the money and didn't know how much there was she seems to have moved it around fairly easily.
And two of them weren't.
Sorry, the article is written from the DOJ script.
When are you people going to get a clue that only applies to the peasants, and not to our Masters? And that the "news" stories will be written to serve the purposes of the Clintons, Rangels and Corzines of the American political world.
For someone who had no access to the money and didn't know how much there was she seems to have moved it around fairly easily.
As another poster pointed out, Shellie Zimmerman offered to get the brother-in-law on the phone to discuss the amount in the PayPal Account.
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If...if...We didn't love freedom enough. And even more – we had no awareness of the real situation.... We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward.” ― Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn