My Mother-in-Law Shoved My Mom Into the Pool at My Wedding—Then a $4.2 Million Secret Brought the Sterling Family Down
But there was a serious discrepancy.
A pending financing transaction.
And reason to preserve assets and documents before more money moved.
Those were legitimate grounds for urgent action.
By Friday morning, Vanguard had restricted its participation in the merger-related disbursement.
The foundation’s trustees and relevant institutions were notified.
An emergency preservation request was being pursued concerning the identified transactions.
I learned only the general status after the independent committee made its decisions.
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