Explanation:

- In cases of dishonest misappropriation, the initial possession of property refers to the state in which someone comes into possession of someone else's property.

- Option 1: Is dishonest

- This implies the first act of acquiring the property itself is done with a dishonest intent.

- Option 2: Is fraudulent

- Suggests the possession began with deceit or trickery.

- Option 3: Is innocent

- Usually, the person initially acquires the property without wrongful intent.

- Later actions may mark a change to dishonesty.

- Option 4: None

- Indicates that none of the other options are applicable.

Option 3: Is innocent correctly describes the initial possession in cases of dishonest misappropriation.