<prompt> Human: Throwaway account.Mid-20sNo debtStrong creditI have a direct family member, lets call her Rebecca, who is asking to put six figure sums of cash into my checking account with a plan to withdraw it over an extended period of time.The cash is originating from a different family member who owes Rebecca this money.I believe she is going through some serious financial woes though I dont know any of the details except it involves large bank loans and debt. Shes owned a business for over 30 years now that has been fairly successful throughout its run up until a few years ago.Rebecca is like a mother to me and she practically raised me, so theres a lot of trust and history to this relationship.I want to believe her when she says that this is completely legitimate.Whenever I bring it up she tells me why I would even ask her if she would put me in a compromising situation.My questions are:Does anything about this request for a favor raise any red flags?How should I approach the situation?If it is legitimate, are there certain precautions I should take?If its not, what kind of repercussions could a situation like this potentially mean for those involved?  <response>: The entire situation is super dodgy. There are 3 reasons I can see to put a six-figure sum into anothers account: 1. A gift. 2. Hiding money from the governmentcreditors. 3. Youve forgotten your bank account details and you just had all this cash sitting around. You already know which one this is, thats why youre asking the question. IANAL but If what shes doing is criminal, youre offering assistance to a crime. And at this point, I think itd be hard to pretend you didnt think anything was weird if questioned. edit: formatting, grammar edit: more grammar 