David smiled, then took out another document and placed it in front of him, saying, "Half a year ago, you indeed withdrew ten thousand US dollars from your account, but afterward you spent one thousand US dollars on car repairs, bought a massage chair for your parents for twelve hundred US dollars, there are also insurance payments, daily smoking costs..."
"Adding up all these expenses, the total amount we have calculated is nine thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven US dollars; how do you explain this?"
He was dumbstruck upon hearing this, even as an agent with exceptionally strong psychological resilience like Mitchellson.
It was one thing for the IRS to investigate and find he had spent nine hundred US dollars at entertainment venues, but to detail every single expense since he withdrew the money half a year ago, even noting the exact amount spent on cigarettes, was beyond him.
How could he possibly argue against this?
