Comments by "Muck006" (@Muck006) on "Money-Laundering Expert Rates 8 Money-Laundering Scams In Movies and TV | How Real Is It? | Insider" video.

15:40 SORRY ... but "a banana taped to a wall" HASNT BEEN SOLD BEFORE ... and it was sold for $125,000 ... and the same is true for Hunter Biden's paintings.
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13:10 When Germany was reunified the archives of the STASI became an important commodity, BUT the agents had shredded all the files so they were only "big bags of thin strips". To put them back together each strip was scanned and a bunch of computers were working to "make the strips fit together". Obviously each page was not part of a file anymore and that had to be figured out next. YES, "destroying physical evidence is hard compared to a mouseclick", but figuring out which part is which is which is going to take YEARS and might not even succeed fully. Digital evidence is usually NOT JUST ON ONE SYSTEM and thus it is not as easy to destroy as people think.
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5:20 WRONG ... you can MEASURE AN AVERAGE, i.e. take 1000 bills ... weigh them ... and divide by 1000 (or just stick with that number for "1000 bills weigh X"). With that "small heap" it isnt about a precise amount anymore, but rather a general estimate. The awful part of this clip is the SHINY APPEARANCE OF THE RENTED STORAGE! You need at least a screen to hide the heap from the entrance ... so "people just passing by" dont see it by accident.
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