This network of individuals is usually referred to as The Ratline and involved figures ultimately absconding to South America and Argentina in particular.
But when the money changes hands, okay, and the oversight lapses, those good intentions get absconded and the money gets, let's generously say, it gets misappropriated.
Under Miss McAdam's watchful gaze, as though she were a prisoner on parole who might try to abscond, she lingered in the kitchen after all the others had gone.
'FIVE GUINEAS REWARD 'Whereas a young boy, named Oliver Twist, absconded, or was enticed, on Thursday evening last, from his home, at Pentonville; and has not since been heard of.
This was a relatively conservative revolution at first and there was the possibility of the Russian royal family being able to abscond from Russia and seek asylum elsewhere in Europe.
It involves a troubled writer, and don't we know those in King's Dominion, who absconds to his father's old remote cabin to finally fulfill his dream to write the great fictional novel.
They had the example of Wallace Simpson, who of course had absconded with King Edward the Eighth and forced them into this position that they hadn't exactly been trained for or were expecting.
They're all in on it, and there's only going to be so much of a push to get to the bottom of just how many tax dollars have been absconded because both parties are guilty of it.