Chapter 11 - Uncovering The Secret Financial Transactions Behind The Deed
While Marcus initiated preliminary database searches overnight, financial audit trails began lighting up across New York banking servers.
The fraudulent title transfer hadn't just been a verbal promise between Daniel and his mother; it involved forged notary stamps.
Marcus’s forensic accountant sent an encrypted PDF to Claire’s tablet detailing a thirty-thousand-dollar cash payout deposited into Daniel’s account.
The funds had originated from an offshore shell company registered in Delaware under Lorraine’s maiden name.
Daniel hadn't just given his mother the apartment out of filial piety; he had sold access to Claire’s property to pay off his mounting stock debts.
Claire stared at the financial breakdown on her kitchen island, her expression hardening from shock into pure, calculated strategy.
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The man she had married three years ago was a fraudster who viewed her generational inheritance as his personal ATM.
She closed the tablet screen, knowing tomorrow morning’s legal confrontation would destroy Daniel’s corporate career entirely.
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