Chapter 14 - Raiding secondary vacation properties across the country as federal agents confiscate hidden gold bullion and forged passport documents belonging to the disgraced wealthy family.
At dawn, federal tactical teams executed simultaneous search warrants on Margaret's luxury ski chalet in Aspen, Colorado.
Agents in tactical gear breached the wooden double doors, sweeping through the sprawling mountain residence with metal detectors and flashlights.
In a hidden vault behind a stone fireplace, agents discovered twenty gold bullion bars and three sets of forged foreign passports.
"We found the secondary stash, Commander; looks like they were planning to flee to South America after the merger," the lead agent reported.
Every single luxury asset, antique furniture piece, and designer artwork was tagged and seized under federal forfeiture laws.
Local reporters gathered outside the ski chalet gates, snapping photographs of government trucks hauling away the family's stolen treasures.
Nothing remained of their decades of calculated grift except empty mountain rooms, cold stone floors, and pending prison sentences.
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The physical remnants of their arrogance were systematically packed into cardboard boxes and shipped off to government storage.
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