When do mailings sent to facilitate concealment of a fraudulent scheme - to avoid detection,prosecution or conviction - fall within the federal mail fraud statute?

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A)Per the Supreme Court's ruling in U.S.v.Thomas Tanke,"[m]ailings designed
to avoid detection or responsibility for a fraudulent scheme fall within the mail fraud statute when they are sent before the scheme is completed."
B)Per the Supreme Court's ruling in U.S.v.Thomas Tanke,"[m]ailings designed to avoid detection or responsibility for a fraudulent scheme fall within the mail fraud statute when they are sent before the scheme is completed."
C)Per the Supreme Court's ruling in U.S.v.Thomas Tanke,"[m]ailings designed to avoid detection or responsibility for a fraudulent scheme fall within the mail fraud statute when they are sent before the scheme is completed."
D)Per the Supreme Court's ruling in U.S.v.Thomas Tanke,"[m]ailings designed to avoid detection or responsibility for a fraudulent scheme fall within the mail fraud statute when they are sent before the scheme is completed."
E)Per the Supreme Court's ruling in U.S.v.Thomas Tanke,"[m]ailings designed to avoid detection or responsibility for a fraudulent scheme fall within the mail fraud statute when they are sent before the scheme is completed."

When Do Mailings Sent to Facilitate Concealment of a Fraudulent