She had described it as “just something for the family accounts.” She sent photographs of the first pages, and I told her I would need the entire document before I could offer even an informal opinion.

The company name on those pages was Vance International Capital.

It was a Cayman-registered subsidiary connected to Vance & Associates.

The document included declarations about beneficial interests and authority over an account.

Hannah had no job at the firm and could not explain what interest she supposedly held.

When I asked to see the remaining pages, she stopped replying for a few hours.

Then she wrote, Sorted now.