Chapter 9 - Adrian Voss Finally Tells Everything
Facing subpoenas and internal corporate review, Adrian Voss cooperated.
His father Samuel had died three years earlier.
Before dying, Samuel gave Adrian the Red Series archives.
Adrian initially dismissed them as outdated.
Then he saw commercial potential in parts of the formulation.
Vosswell developed a modern product using legitimate laboratories.
But early trials produced inconsistent results.
Margaret contacted him after hearing about the project.
She claimed Samuel’s original approach worked on Daniel.
Adrian asked for historical records.
Margaret sent them.
Then she began sending Noah data.
Adrian knew he should stop communication.
He did not.
Why?
His company was running out of money.
Investors wanted stronger evidence.
Margaret’s observations appeared to support the mechanism he desperately wanted to believe.
He never submitted Noah’s data to regulators.
But he used it internally to persuade his board not to abandon the program.
That was enough to create consequences.
Vosswell suspended the project and commissioned an independent investigation.
Adrian resigned.
He also returned the $75,000 grant transaction for review.
Investigators found no evidence he had ordered Margaret to assault Noah.
They found evidence he knowingly benefited from information that should never have existed.
Daniel refused to simplify him into either mastermind or innocent bystander.
Adrian had choices.
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He chose ambition over asking the most important question:
How was this data obtained?
