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I'm at the BAI Retail Delivery conference this week, so blogging for this week will be sverely curtailed. However, I wanted to make sure you didn't miss the in-depth post by Kevin Sullivan at Anti-Money Laundering Training Academy blog for his hard-hitting post on the latest Vatican bank money laundering scandal entitiled "...And Then He Created the Moon and the SARS." As only an ex-cop (Kevin's the New York State Police official who first pursued the SAR that brought down Eliot Spitzer) and fellow Irish Catholic boy can, he puts that kefluffle in proper perspective.

This has all the makings of a Dan Brown novel. Angels and Dollars? The Da Vinci Load? The Cash Symbol? Somebody stop me?!

You gotta love his picture, too:

Vatican-scandal


Full post as published by Bank Lawyers Blog on October 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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