FormFD-340 receipt for agents' 302 notes, with handwritten notes re service of legal process on Rainier National Bank and Bishop account activity13 August 1980page 3 of 4
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Part 87, page 249

Document date 13 August 1980

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"Records indicate regular monthly deposits by [redacted] Government Checks starting in [redacted] Nov8,76 with #730 # increasing to $9.45 as of 5/30/80. Withdrawal[s] [illegible] been made by wire transfer - ranging from $14 to $1,003. [redacted] is [redacted] checking micro[illegible] because in attempt to [guess: identify] govt checks record for deposit."

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308 [redacted] Rainier Bank, Van Wash advised she has handled most of the wire transfers for Bishop & recognizes his voice. When he calls on telephone. The first transfers in 1976 were to a bank in Alaska (name unrevealed) & then to the D.C. Nat'l Bank, 1801 K. St. N.W. Wash D.C. Att[n] [redacted] [redacted] & deposited to the Acct of "Offshore Service Club" # 264-002-3.

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[redacted] said the last transfer was for $666 on 8/4/80, and this time B15 Ho[illegible] said [crossed out] wanted his savings acct reduced to a [guess: $5] balance & the money wired to the D.C. Natl Bank [redacted] for him to pick[ed] up upon presentation of proper I.D. Bishop gave address as 1044 2155 N.W. W.D.C. SE at Van will attempt to [illegible] [guess: govt] checks [illegible] for deposit [illegible]