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In June of 1982, Andrew Fellner and Robert B. Palmer, intervenors in this action, were arrested by federal agents for the violation of various federal anti-fraud statutes.1 At the time of Fellner's arrest, he was carrying a briefcase containing $1,132,550 ("the Briefcase money"). This money was seized and immediately deposited into an interest-bearing account. Shortly thereafter, F.B.I. agents located a second cache in a locker at the Seattle airport. This fund consisted of $100,000 in U.S. dollars and $1,169,385 in Swiss Francs ("the Seattle money"). The Seattle money was seized by the F.B.I. and deposited in a vault at its regional office in Seattle.
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