Sentences with phrase «money launderers who»
Russia has its own issues with hackers and alleged money launderers who use bitcoin.
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@marcelm I'm not Jim, so I can't explain what he meant, but being duped into being a money mule is worse than money laundering because you're being made a money - laundering patsy who ends up going to jail, rather than being a traditional money launderer who ends up retiring to a Caribbean tax haven.
Ozark marks a different look for Bateman than many have seen, playing a financial planner - turned money launderer who relocates his family to the remote Ozark mountains in Missouri to avoid attention from the law.
Not exact matches
Human trafficking in Africa is thriving with help from a large network of traffickers, pimps, money - launderers, document forgers, and others who are willing to take part in the sale of human beings.
The Infiltrator (R for pervasive profanity, graphic violence, drug use and some sexuality) Bryan Cranston plays the title character in this fact - based drama, set in 1985, about a U.S. Customs Agent who posed as a money - launderer in order to infiltrate Pablo Escobar's Colombian drug cartel.
Amazon reported to the IRS that Patrick Reames had made $ 24,000 selling books on its Createspace self - publishing platform, but Patrick Reames never got a dime of that money; it appears that a money - launderer who had Reames's Social Security Number used a fake book to cash out money from stolen credit cards by buying the garbage book repeatedly and pocketing the 70 % from each sale.
But it is also a remarkably nuanced novel whose currents run much deeper, delving into the minds of four characters: Aguilar, a husband passionately in love with his wife and determined to rescue her from insanity: Agustina, a beautiful woman from an upper - class Colombian family who is caught in the throes of madness; Midas, a drug - trafficker and money - launderer, who is Agustina's former lover; and Nicolás, Agustina's grandfather.
«They're concerned with money launderers — drug dealers, terrorists — who buy these cards.
News Above the Law reports on the sentencing of the one - time legal star who the government referred to as a «prolific money launderer.»
It is mainly terrorist supporters who FINTRAC is on the alert for, the bag men and money launderers etc..