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          resided, the insurance on the Topaz, and the premium on Michael's           
          life insurance policy.                                                      
               During the years at issue, Michelle received public                    
          assistance and resided in Minnesota.  After Mrs. Beck died,                 
          Michelle frequently drove with her three young children to Fargo            
          to help Mr. Beck.  At the time, Michelle owned an old Ford                  
          Mustang that did not have air conditioning, and Mr. Beck drove a            
          Buick Century, titled in the name of the corporation.  In order             
          to make Michelle's drive to Fargo more comfortable, Mr. Beck                
          traded the Buick for the Mustang.  Beck's Liquors, however,                 
          retained title to the Buick.  Mr. Beck drove the Mustang during             
          the summer of 1991 and then traded the Mustang for a new                    
          Oldsmobile.  The Oldsmobile was titled in the name of Beck's                
          Liquors.  For the occasional work Michelle performed for the                
          store, Beck's Liquors paid for the insurance on the Buick she               
          drove.                                                                      
               In August 1992, Michelle purchased a house in Cottage Grove,           
          Minnesota, for $80,000.  The $1,000 downpayment was paid by a               
          check drawn on Beck's Liquors checking account.  The balance of             
          the purchase price was paid with cash from a loan secured by                
          certificates of deposit (CDs) owned by Beck's Liquors.  Mr. Beck            
          paid the balance of the loan with cash payments of $35,000 in               
          1992 and $44,000 in 1993.                                                   








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