Two years and eleven months between the ruling and the last dollar.

Nineteen people at Vance Global who lost their jobs in one afternoon in March and eight of whom did not come back.

An audit firm, a third of a credit line, two customers and about two million dollars, spent by a company for the offence of finding out.

Arthur Vance’s personal guarantee, signed at a kitchen table at one in the morning at fifty-six years old.

Corinne Lasseter, who asked the right question twice and has not worked in finance since.