Chapter 19 - Checkmate In Switzerland
I walked up to Weber’s desk, placing the original 1920 London charter down on the polished wood right in front of him.
“Regulation of international banking assets does not concern irregularity when fraud is involved, Baron von Weber,” I stated coldly.
Weber tried to maintain his composed facade, offering a thin, nervous smile as he looked down at the antique parchment.
“You have no proof that my bank had any connection to the missing codicil or Richard Sterling’s Greenwich operations,” Weber bluffed.
My father reached into his leather briefcase, pulling out a certified thumb drive containing the complete encrypted server downloads from Vault 7.
“We downloaded the master transfer ledgers from the Bank of England this morning, Klaus,” my father said smoothly.
“Every offshore account, every hidden shell company, and every bribe you paid to cover up your embezzlement is right here.”
Weber sank back down into his leather chair, his arrogance completely shattered as he realized his multi-billion-dollar empire was ruined.
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“What do you want?” Weber whispered, his voice trembling as he stared up at us with pure, unadulterated fear.
“We want complete liquidation of your European assets, full transfer of the shipping terminals, and a signed confession,” I answered.
