Chapter 11 - Travis Finally Admits The First Forgery
Travis denied orchestrating the $3.4 million transfer fraud.
Then evidence boxed him in.
He eventually admitted the first forged consent.
The recapitalization.
He said Northgate needed fast financing.
I was overwhelmed with a newborn and a toddler.
He believed I would agree.
So he used my signature rather than bother me.
That first shortcut changed his thinking.
Nothing happened.
The company survived.
I did not notice.
Later, he used the same logic again.
Then again.
Eventually convenience became entitlement.
He insisted he had built most of the company’s value after I stepped back.
I answered:
“That may be an argument about value. It is not permission to forge my name.”
He had no answer.
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The $3.4 million scheme was not one sudden act by a cartoon villain.
It was the endpoint of years spent treating my consent as administrative friction.
