Chapter 15 - The Account in Zurich
A search of Gavin’s laptop revealed coded transfers routed through Switzerland.
The total was $18.4 million.
For years, he had inflated vendor invoices, moved company funds offshore, and blamed shrinking profits on expansion costs.
The twins’ trust transfer had been a test. When no one noticed, he grew bolder.
Sloane knew about the condominium but not the offshore account. Walter knew records had been altered but not why.
The fraud was larger than our divorce.
It threatened employee pensions and hospital clients whose software depended on the company.
Federal investigators entered the case. Gavin was released under strict conditions while charges were reviewed, but his passport was seized.
Outside the courthouse, reporters surrounded me.
“Did you know your husband was stealing millions?”
I answered only once.
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“I knew he was stealing my history. I didn’t know how many other lives he had built his lie upon.”
👉 The offshore account could ruin Gavin, but it also revealed that someone inside my own legal team had been warning him about every move.
