Chapter 13 - Unraveling The Corporate Bank Records
Arthur lunged forward to grab the document from Lianna’s hands, but Corbin caught the attorney's wrist in a vise-like grip.
“Touch her or that paper again, Arthur, and I’ll personally disbar you before the sun goes down,” Corbin warned with lethal calm.
The two deputies stepped backward, wisely deciding that corporate blackmail was well above their local paygrade.
“Let’s go down to my office, Lianna. Bring the blue envelope, and let’s look at every single bank record together,” Corbin urged gently.
An hour later, Lianna sat across from Corbin in the executive boardroom, holding a cup of hot tea while Marcus projected financial ledgers.
The numbers painted a horrifying picture of systemic embezzlement, insurance fraud, and intellectual property theft orchestrated by Richard and Arthur.
“Julian figured out they were cooking the safety books on the bridge project, so they engineered his crash to hide the fraud,” Lianna murmured numbly.
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“And now they’re going to pay for every single crime in a federal penitentiary,” Corbin promised, resting his hand firmly on the table.
Just as the final spreadsheet loaded onto the wall screen, the heavy oak boardroom doors burst open with a resounding crash.
