No tax documentation.

No record of any services rendered.

No vendor, in fact, that anyone can identify.

The money left, wearing the word ‘settlement’ as a costume.”

That was not all.

Over a period of fourteen months, she showed us, dozens of smaller transfers had been quietly funneled out of the company and into accounts controlled by Selina — five thousand dollars here, ten thousand there, each one disguised in the books as a routine operational expense, and each one ending its journey inside an entity owned by her father.