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businessman has been charged
w 11h being part of an interna
Imnal i ounterleiting ring tfr.il
passed S14 million in phom
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comer bank
Michael ( Inistnphei ltushei
tH. ot West l.inn was arrested
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rant tiled in t' S I listrir I t uni t
m Seattle No trial dale lias
been set
Tile warrant ai coses Bushel
ot bringing i her ks i ounterleit
ed in Hong Kong and routed
through British ladurnbia into
the l oiled States and i ashing
them at the \ am our ei brant h
ot Seattle I n si Nat mnal Hank
(lour! dm uments said ltushei
deposited sit million in the
phom tdiei ks ( )! that total. S >
million has not been recovered
the dm Uments said
Also i barged w ith i onspira
i \ and i ounterleit mg were I tar
v r\ Worn; and \ianshan Fin
both Hmui Kong natives ulm
lived in Yam am nr Itritisli < < >
lumbia Flic pan ate si hndnlod
tor trial on Slav J 1 in Nratllr
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lanuarv when Wong and Ian
met with William Mi Kirov in
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and askod him In i ash i onnloi
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with aiaplii ing tin i Inn ks I min
Hong Kong Wong said that
vv hoover would t asii tho i tin ks
w mild roi oiv u to pori out ol I ho
prixeods Wong told Ml Kirov
that tlies had t hot ks u ith tai o
v.din's ot sovoral million dol
hits i mill dot unionls said
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