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United States v. Fenwick
979 F.2d 856 (9th Cir. 11/23/1992)
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Descripción editorial
This case began when Joshua Fenwick filed a report with the FBI in Guam complaining of unauthorized withdrawals from the bank account of his company, Disco Light House, by its manager, John Limehouse. He also reported to the FBI that a Bank of Guam employee, Edna Silpao, had altered the signature card for the Disco Light House bank account. After Fenwick testified at her trial as a witness for the government, Silpao was convicted of the federal offense of altering bank documents. Fenwick subsequently testified before a grand jury investigating Limehouse.