Put the money on a "preloaded" virtual currency account accessed with a cell phone and password. Leave the cell phone in a rental car, where the incredibly lucky (major eye roll and smirk) KAK just happens to find it! Voila, the money has been anonymously transferred and KAK installs/creates still another account....Kline Photos on the phone he found in the rental car. And of course, he wouldn't want to use up the phone memory/storage, so he would no doubt transfer it to his "dropbox" account....cuz ya' know, we all have one of those.
Geez lahweez, is he the Forest Gump of the internet or what? Just happens to like to secretly groom underage girls on the internet, just happens to talk to them the day they are killed, even planning to meet LG...."but she didn't show up", just happens to find a "working and easily accessed cell phone in a rental car in Vegas..." Hmmm, he probably hit a lot of jack pots, too! Silly me, I would have returned the cell phone to the car rental lost and found department.
(If my post sounds snarky and like a Big Fish Tale, then you have read it correctly.)
***edited to add this nugget.
Money launderers use crypto to buy credit, virtual chips, or in-game currency on these platforms and cash out after a few transactions on the website. Once the website pays out the money in an account, it gains legal status.Mar 2, 2022