The exact obligations differed from the original descriptions.

Some transfers were misclassified.

Others involved unsupported authorizations.

The stamped approvals and access logs became important evidence.

But investigators didn’t treat the stamp alone as proof Ethan personally initiated every transfer.

They examined who controlled the treasury credentials, who prepared the supporting documents, and whether corporate officers knowingly approved or ignored improper instructions.

The conclusions weren’t immediate.

Olivia lost her position controlling the treasury.