State v. Aitken
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
*892Cox, J.
Howard Aitken, representing himself as "John C. Alexander,” completed a withdrawal slip for $7,500 and presented it to the Silverdale branch of Key-Bank. While Aitken waited for the money, the bank determined that there were no funds in the Alexander account. The police responded to the bank’s call and arrested Aitken. Aitken was charged with and convicted of forgery and money laundering. He appeals. Because the unchallenged findings of fact support the conclusions of law on forgery, we affirm that conviction. We reverse the money laundering conviction.
In early April 1993, Aitken was…
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