Part 6: The Secondary Audit
By 2:00 p.m., the main administrative facility of Harrington Development downtown was under a total physical lockdown.
Four plainclothes compliance officers from the financial crimes task force stood rigidly by the glass entry turnstiles.
The corporate employees were being systematically escorted out of the building, their internal access badges permanently deactivated.
I walked straight into the central server matrix, flanked by Naomi Pierce and three independent federal receivers.
The air inside the terminal bay was freezing, humming with the sound of data drives processing the liquidation.
"They didn't just try to move the Delaware liquidity reserve, Harrison," Naomi stated, pointing to her terminal.
"Richard spent the last three weeks constructing a fraudulent supply line to siphon our core data infrastructure."
The grand digital monitors along the concrete wall lit up, flashing bright red warning blocks across the grid.
The unredacted file summaries showed forty separate attempts to register Khloe’s private medical insurance under a shell nameplate.
They wanted to leave us with an empty corporate structure while they rebuilt their assets under an unmonitored proxy.
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"They thought your presence at the hospital pavilion meant you weren't tracking the digital certificates," Naomi added.
"But the moment Richard initialized the data transfer code, he triggered the automated foreclosure sequence on his block."
