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This is the power of new media at work:
Until now, the events surrounding the creation of these false invoices were unknown. However, 10News has learned how and where the false invoices were created.
When we posted copies of the false FedEx Kinkos invoices to WBIR.com last Friday, a sharp-eyed reader noticed that the zip code given for the City County Building on the invoice was incorrect; it read 37919 instead of 37902.
We checked other of Finch’s receipts and noticed the same mistake on another invoice from a different copy shop that is located in the 37919 zip code. The invoices from the two shops looked remarkably similar, using the same layout and typeface.
We have learned that it was an individual working at that second copy shop, located in the 37919 zip code, who agreed to create the false FedEx Kinkos receipts for Cynthia Finch while she was in that shop.
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I’m not sure I understand why WBIR hasn’t published the name of the individual Finch identified.