Two hundred and six thousand to Halvard.

Flights.

A trip to Cabo in October 2023, two passengers, booked through the company travel account with the second passenger listed as a consultant.

Sixty-one thousand dollars of what the report described, in its beautiful accountants’ language, as “expenditures inconsistent with any identified business purpose,” which included a piece of jewelry from a store on Prospect Street that I could look up the price of and did.

And a category the report flagged in its own section, which was payments to two additional entities in Nevada and Delaware that had been established in 2021 and had received, between them, four hundred and thirty thousand dollars for services that no employee of Vextor Dynamics could describe when interviewed.