The account number hand-written on the back of a $1600 cheque from Bruce Wilson - whose account was it?
Wednesday, 01 November 2017
Do you know the owner of a Commonwealth Bank account
BSB 063 123
A/C 1008 4513
The owner of that account was the lucky winner of a $1,600 cash prize from Bruce Wilson - and we'd like to congratulate them.
On 21 July 1995 Bruce Wilson wrote this cheque made out to cash.
It was presented, negotiated and paid at the RMIT CBA branch on the same day (code 3008).
The back of the cheque bears handwriting which appears to be a bank account number - 3123 1008 4513
3123 is the CBA's shorthand for the Collingwood branch - the full BSB is 063 123.
I understand that the CBA acquired the Collingwood branch and its accounts when it acquired the State Bank of Victoria in 1990/91.
Bruce Wilson has some form in writing cheques the proceeds of which have found their way to that State Bank/CBA branch - as we've previously reported:
You can add this to the course of conduct:
Here's the statement showing the cheque was presented on 5 June, 1995 and was met on presentation.
Nine entries above cheque 181 for $2,180 in the statement is a 17 May 1995 deposit of $2,000.00.
The deposit slip is in Wayne Hem's handwriting - and where'd the money come from?
Now here's
- Telikostiglou's cheque for $2,000
- screen grab from his CBA statement showing where the $2K came from - a $10K deposit 3 days earlier
- details of the $10,000 cheque which came from the phantom AWU employee Ms Debbie Lawn.
That last cheque - the $10,000 cheque associated with Debbie Lawn - ties the Gillard renovations to AWU union funds.
That's very serious indeed.
Recall that the allegation against her was the union money had been used in the renovation of her home.
More soon.