;tion 59 ' iet iered :8 out of 39 tion Mr. X conducts a mass mailing (throughoutthe US.) in orderto advertise his newly established investment business. in the mailing, he lies and says that he has been engaged in the business for several years and that over that time he has established an investment strategy that has been very protable for his clients. He also advises that he will conduct a free consultation with anyone interested in investing and provides a phone number for them to call. After speaking to several people over the phone, Mr. X successfully convinced a few individuals to invest with his rm. He began receiving checks in the mail. Some victims even requested that funds be transferred to Mr. X's business via a wire transfer from their personal accounts. Mr. X spent all of the money he was collecting and invested none of it. However, to continue the scheme, he falsied quarterly statements (indicating a prot), which he mailed to his investors. About 6 short months and $300,000 later, Mr. X closed his business and became inaccessible to his clients. Concerned about their investments - the clients contacted the police. Mr. X was later apprehended and charged with mail fraud, wire fraud and bank fraud. Based upon the cases included in the text, k" which of those crimes would Mr. X most likely be found guilty of? V Select one: 0 a. Mail Fraud Only 0 b. Wire Fraud Only 0 c. Mail Fraud and Wire Fraud Only 0 d. Mail Fraud, Wire Fraud and Bank Fraud