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The Inc. bookkeeper indicted

Associated Press

The bookkeeper for rap label The Inc. has been indicted on money laundering charges by federal prosecutors who are probing ties between drug dealers and the recording home of such platinum-selling acts as Ja Rule and Ashanti.

The label changed its name from Murder Inc. earlier this year following allegations that it had been laundering drug money from a Queens crack dealer, Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff. Federal officials also have linked McGriff to several drug-related murders, according to court filings.