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The corruptions and criminality of money flow in and around Wall-Street is amazing and there is always someone ready to line their pockets with other people's money, big money and zip it away in some quick electronic transaction, moving it around and around until it cannot be found, or can it?

Where does all that money go, it doesn't just vanish and even if the people behind the theft move themselves and expatriate and go into hiding, well there is always a money trail.

Unfortunately, some times that money trail and the electronic paper trail that is attached to it moves in mysterious ways making it very difficult to track, it does not mean it cannot be done, but things do get complicated and that is a real problem indeed.

If you have ever heard of such stuff, but do not quite understand how all this works, then perhaps you should read some fiction books that break it all down for you; carefully telling a tale and using real life events and people, blending them into composite characters that make the story more than intriguing.

One of my favorite authors that writes in this genre and venue is quite good and I have read a number of his books. Indeed, I think you might enjoy him too. Here is one of his books that you should read first to wet your appetite;

"The Set Up" by Paul Erman; St. Martin's Paper Back Press; New York, NY; 1997

This book is about wire transfers, computer transfers, paper trails and money movement. Indeed, the theme of this book is; "follow the money," well, if you can keep up. Think on this and get yourself a copy.

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