Finding out exactly how a trusted insider steals, and building the airtight, documented, court-proof case that ends them, was not a side interest of mine.

It was my profession.

It was the thing I was, by a wide margin, best in the world at.

I knew, better than almost anyone alive, precisely how thieves behave when they believe they are safe — when they are certain no one is watching, no one is counting, no one clever enough to catch them is paying attention.

I knew the exact psychology of it.

They get comfortable.