How a Fourteen-Dollar Yellow Baby Blanket Brought Down a Regional Director
“Why would he send money to Brenda if she lives in an apartment six miles away?” I asked.
“Because three years ago Brenda threatened to report his corporate fraud to the district attorney if he stopped paying her rent,” Vance said.
He pushed a second page across the desk, a copy of a signed restitution agreement from an accounting firm in Green Bay.
“He embezzled one hundred and eighty-two thousand dollars from his last employer,” Vance said.
“He pays them four thousand dollars a month to stay out of state prison.”
“So that was the four-thousand-dollar cash withdrawal on Tuesday,” I said.