My Husband Gave My Seat on Our Private Jet to His Secretary—Then I Discovered Who Really Owned His Billion-Dollar Company
Their names differed.
Their business descriptions were vague.
Some had no substantial operating staff.
Several used overlapping addresses or banking references.
Others received payments shortly after significant company inflows.
He couldn’t yet establish every purpose.
But one group led toward Margaret’s consulting arrangements.
At first, I struggled to believe she could be involved in anything improper.