“Four hundred and twelve thousand dollars,” he said.

“Moved out the same day the Boston locks were changed.”

“On paper, she’s the account holder.”

“On paper, yes, she is.”

I ran my finger down the column.

Most of the money had gone to a Greenwich branch I had never once used.

One line showed a cashier’s check for sixty-eight thousand dollars with nothing in the memo line.

“Who’s the check made out to?”