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A new Pentagon audit resolves a lingering Iraq-war mystery, concluding that $6.6 billion of U.S.-controlled reconstruction money was transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq, not lost or stolen.
The Coalition Provisional Authority, created by the U.S. to run Iraq after the invasion, controlled more than $20.7 billion during its 14-month life, including $6.6 billion held when it was dissolved on June 28, 2004.
Hardy Boys were on a chopper when the news came it was found. Off to a different adventure for them I guess. Maybe find bin laden's body?
Last I heard it was Old Man Carruthers in the abandoned amusement park who had the pallet of cash. Yet another caper foiled by Scoob and the Mystery Gang.
i thought it had been buried in the sand for millions of years and turned into oil....oh i forgot...that's how the Iraq war was supposed to be covered and not by american tax payers
wish I could find 6.6B in my bank account... heck .6B would be nice too.
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