My Mother-in-Law Shoved My Mom Into the Pool at My Wedding—Then a $4.2 Million Secret Brought the Sterling Family Down
That bothered me.
A company isn’t only its executives.
It includes people who process payroll, repair equipment, answer phones, and depend on wages arriving on Friday.
I never took satisfaction in their uncertainty.
The point of the review wasn’t to destroy a company.
It was to establish what happened to money that needed proper accounting.
The distinction was important.
As the case progressed, the unsupported transfers were traced more clearly.