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How Did Eddie Antar Skim Cash
1. How did Eddie Antar skim cash?
Eddi was able to skim cash through multiple ways. In the first video it stated that he would not record the cash transactions while in the second it said he would take it to a man and they would ask him how much he would want to skim. In addition, he hires family and they help with the skimming business. For instance, he sent his cousin, Sam to accounting school and then Sam goes to work for the firm that audits Crazy Eddi. Furthermore, he does not get caught because when the firm comes to audit Crazy Eddi, it is Crazy Eddi’s own employees that help with the count and even manipulate what has been written down when the auditor is not looking.
2. Eddie Antar was the company owner, so why did he skim money from
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