She received a severance package under a pre-existing agreement.

It was disclosed and it was large and there was a certain amount of noise about it for about nine days.

She is sixty now.

She has not held an executive role or a board seat since, and she will not, and that is her actual sentence: not a courtroom, but a phone that stopped ringing.

Ross Bramhall was named interim chief executive in the May and held it for fourteen months and was then replaced by an outside hire from a competitor.

I want that recorded carefully, because it is the most instructive outcome in the whole account.