Ella Holt wrote Glenda Burchett two checks in July 2011. The checks were in the amounts of $25.00 and $20.00, respectively. Burchett subsequently altered the amounts on the check, changing the amount of the first check to $2,500.00 and changing the amount of the second check to $3,020.00 before cashing the checks at Holt's bank, Community Trust Bank. Community Trust Bank sent an account statement to Holt on August 23, 2011 showing the checks for $2,500.00 and $3,020.00. On July 31, 2012, Holt filed a complaint against Community Trust Bank, claiming the bank "negligently cashed both check[s]. . . that showed obvious signs of forgery without notifying the Plaintiff."

Based on the information given in Chapter 29 in Exhibit 29-7, who is responsible for the check? [Holt v. Community Trust Bank, Inc., Ky: Court of Appeals 2018]