Triple Identity (48 page)

“Good progress,” he finally said. “But we need to know why the money traveled as it did. Usually money launderers take one or two interim steps, not five or six. Why so many? And where did Igor get this kind of money, anyway? It's way out of his league.”

“No clue. I have no doubt that the money isn't his. Maybe it's Zhukov's.”

“We looked into that possibility, too. The whirlwind is also very much unlike Zhukov.”

“Maybe this one is different; Zhukov's or not, somebody worked very hard to obscure this money's source. But there could be any number of other possibilities,” I said.

“Keep going, then. Sort them out,” said David.

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Carmon, Haggai.
Triple identity : a novel / Haggai Carmon. — 1st ed.
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