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showed no unusual increases in the Quinns' assets, just a steady
accumulation of savings.
Mr. Ouinn's Income
Mr. Quinn has not been employed since 1982, with the
exception of a short period of time during 1984 when he worked
for Sharp Mountain Coal Company. Mr. Quinn incurred a work-
related injury on August 9, 1984. On December 31, 1985, State
Workmen's Insurance Fund sent him a check in the amount of
$13,046.97, representing compensation for August 9, 1984 through
January 16, 1986, less attorney fees. Thereafter, Mr. Quinn
received a disability check of $323.32 every two weeks. In 1982,
Mr. Quinn was already 62 years old and eligible to collect
Social Security Retirement benefits. As of March 30, 1993, Mr.
Quinn's monthly income from Worker's Compensation was $746 and
from Social Security $423.
In 1982, Mr. Quinn opened and made two contributions
totaling $9,996.42 to his annuity account with Prudential
Insurance. Mr. Quinn received a partial withdrawal dated April
7, 1983, of $1,117 from his Prudential Insurance annuity account
which, with his permission, was deposited into a joint bank
account belonging to Mrs. Quinn and Linda. In 1985, Mr. Quinn
received $1,564.98 in retirement income from the cash surrender
of a Metropolitan Life Insurance Company policy. As of April 14,
1987, the Prudential Insurance annuity contract was worth
$15,588.08. On April 6, 1988, Mr. Quinn requested that this
contract be distributed as a life annuity, paying 120 monthly
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