Harrow and Bell.
He had written that family pressure had created a pattern of concealed borrowing, false classifications, and redirected charitable funds.
He named neither Ruth nor Frank directly.
Instead, he described “two members of the family” who had treated the charitable foundation and the business as interchangeable sources of rescue.
Victor wrote that Andrew became aware of irregularities in the business and had chosen not to investigate because he believed the problems were temporary.
“He knew,” I whispered.
Martin did not correct me.
“He knew something.”
“Enough to ask
