She admitted that desperation had started it and greed had kept her quiet.
She handed over voice memos, meeting locations, and photographs of private strategy dinners between Damien Draper and my uncle Randall.
Chapter 13 — The Press Conference
Draper struck back fast.
He called a live press conference accusing Rollins Global of systemic fraud, and hours before airtime he leaked a forged psychiatric report to the media claiming I was clinically paranoid and unfit to run a public company.
Our board convened in a panic; several senior members suggested I take an indefinite leave “until the storm passed.”
“I am not going to hide in the dark to make a lie more comfortable for this board,” I told them.
I put the real hospital records on the screen, proving the psychiatric report was a forgery.
I laid out the federal indictments.
And then I showed them the thing I’d been building quietly since the day I came back — a multi-billion-dollar partnership with a leading medical-technology firm to pioneer automated diagnostics, worth more than everything Draper had ever cost us.