Chapter 5 - Interrogating The Arrogant Corporate Tycoon Under Guard
Inside the stark, windowless interrogation room at the Manhattan federal building, Richard Sterling sat in an iron chair.
His charcoal grey tailored suit was wrinkled, and his arrogant demeanor had cracked into a mask of bitter resentment.
Agent Miller slid a printed transcript across the metal table, detailing the exact contents recovered from the velvet pillow chip.
“Your offshore shell companies in the Cayman Islands are fully exposed, Richard. You’re looking at twenty years,” Miller stated flatly.
“You can’t prove those accounts belong to me; proxies and dummy corporations handle all my financial portfolios,” Richard sneered.
“The encryption keys on that chip tie every single fraudulent wire transfer directly to your personal biometric signature,” Miller countered.
Richard slammed his cuffed hands against the steel table, the loud bang echoing sharply through the concrete room.
“I want to speak to my legal counsel! You have no right to hold me without an immediate bond hearing!” he roared.
May you like
“Your bond has been denied due to extreme flight risk and active obstruction of federal justice,” Miller replied calmly.
He stood up, leaving the disgraced corporate tycoon alone in the dark room with his mounting legal nightmares.
Related Stories
