Ma Rufina Moncada's Suncoast

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Letter of explanation

To whom it may concern;

Ma Rufina Moncada only have a joint account with her husband Refugio Cervera in Suncoast (Acct# 9027795799). She doesn’t have any individual account. In regards the transfers into Brenda’s account on January 29th from account # 6017948 for $700; the mentioned account in Suncoast is under Guadalupe Bustos Contreras whom is the sister of Brenda Bustos Contreras. I am attaching a copy of Guadalupe’s account statement.

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