Chapter 6 - Victor Had Been Selling Hart Property
The forensic review took days.
The first major discrepancy involved a warehouse in Pasadena.
Rebecca believed Hart Development still owned it.
It had been sold eighteen months earlier.
Her electronic signature appeared on the authorization.
Rebecca had never signed it.
A second property had been transferred.
Then a third.
Proceeds moved through management companies before reaching accounts
linked to Victor-controlled entities.
The preliminary questioned amount exceeded $4.3 million.
Not every transaction was necessarily fraudulent.
The accountants refused to overstate what the records proved.
But several signatures required examination.
Rebecca remembered Victor bringing documents to breakfast.
“Routine tax forms.”
“Insurance renewals.”
“Property updates.”
Sometimes she signed.
Sometimes she did not.
Victor had built his access slowly.
Not by stealing everything in one night.
By making Rebecca stop looking.
The bracelet mattered because Daniel’s archive contained original
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ownership records capable of exposing the difference between the old
portfolio and Victor’s reports.
