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Arthur J. Williams Jr. talked about never producing more than $500,000 in fake $100 bills at once. Williams would sell his counterfeit money at $0.30 to the dollar in small chunks. Williams also revealed he would use counterfeit bills to buy goods, getting the change in genuine currency, which then was donated along with the goods to organizations like the Salvation Army. His counterfeiting operations were finally halted when he was arrested during a deal at the House of Blues, narced by a bartender informant. As a result, he fled to Alaska to reunite with his dad after over 20 years. After bringing his dad into his counterfeiting schemes, their operation was taken down after his dad's wife snitched. However, the wife received 6 years, while he only received 3 years. To find out why, check out the clip above.
Interview by: Cavario
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