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Illegal alien, former Utah business owner admits to laundering over $17M in drug proceeds

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Georgina Espinoza-Grajeda, 43, of Eagle Mountain, pleaded guilty to conspiring to launder monetary instruments. MORE: Utah business owner among 23 accused of running drug, money laundering operation She, along with her co-conspirators, allegedly conducted financial transactions affecting interstate commerce with the intent to promote the distribution of controlled substances.

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