Bank Statement: 3258.7
Summary
This bank statement for account number 000-00-0000, associated with Ghislaine Maxwell or Alfredo Rodriguez, details transactions from November 30 to January 18, 2005, including checks, wire credits, and fees. The account had an ending balance of $6387.32. Several large checks were cashed and there was a significant incoming wire credit.
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