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Commentary from thebiggerpicture2012[mac]Couldn’t have happened to a better bank!
Drake said there were several operations going on last week that would prepare for activity this upcoming week, and Sheldon Nidle’s contacts said that it was going to be an early Hallowe’en for the cabal.
We also heard there might be “something” going on in the New York area next week.
Coincidence? Trick or Treat? This will be an interesting one. I hope you got your cash stashed…
Two Chase bank locations in Manhattan spat out shoddy forgeries of twenty dollar bills yesterday, despite technical safeguards intended to prevent counterfeit distribution. ATM’s were shorted over $100,000 at Chase locations on West 57th Street and on Ninth Avenue, according to the Times, which reports that an employee of the company that stocks the machines is wanted for questioning.
The current theory is that the counterfeit bills were not intended to fool anyone besides the machines, possibly to give the suspect enough time to leave the country with the $100K that the fake bills replaced. The unidentified suspect, a 26-year-old man who works for NCR Corporation, a company that services bank ATM’s, is currently in the Dominican Republic, investigators tell the Times.
Most of the fake bills were caught by the ATMs and separated from the real bills, but some slipped through yesterday. One customer at each bank received the fake bills, which are blank on one side, while making a withdrawal—each immediately reported it to bank employees. In a statement, JPMorgan Chase said, “We are working to get all the facts and don’t want to come to any conclusions too early. Obviously, all of our customers who withdrew money will be made whole.” Oh Chase, you complete us.
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Two Manhattan Chase ATMs had Fake Bills
Two Manhattan bank ATMs had $110,000 in counterfeit bills stocked yesterday, cops said.
The forgeries were easy to spot since the bills had printing on only one side, sources said.
Police want to question an employee at the company that services the two money machines, the sources said, adding that investigators suspect the real dough was swapped out.
The forgeries were discovered at around 12:30 p.m. when an alarm that recognizes counterfeit bills was triggered, cops said.
Both banks are Chase branches; one on West 57th Street, the other on Ninth Avenue.
Two customers received the fake bills and handed them over to bank employees.
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And the fun keeps coming
This goes right along with another article I read yesterday about a large amount of new $100 bills stolen enroute to the Fed in New Jersey. Things are definitly afoot. Let's hope more happens that will break the elite's hold on us.
Namaste.
wow
I bet those customers who got the fake money really thought a lot about that experience.
Love and blessings, Astreia
So the gist of all this is:
So the gist of all this is: ''The employee replaced fake money with even faker money.''