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00:00:00¿Quién estableció mi bonita? ¿Y qué se basó en?
00:00:04Mr. Reed, un bonita es un recompensa. No es algo que la compañía le da a ti.
00:00:11¿Qué se basó en?
00:00:13No se formularía. Es un análisis general.
00:00:16¿Por quién?
00:00:18Victor.
00:00:21I see.
00:00:25Victor Klein fue broughte en Kelvin tres meses hace que ejecuta la financiación en el treasury.
00:00:30En su primer día, él le dio mi oficina a su asistente, Grace Hall.
00:00:35En el segundo día, él le pidió que todo lo de mi departamento va a través de él primero.
00:00:38En el tercer día, él le dijo al management que el treasury era solo un equipo de ejecución con no
00:00:42valor real.
00:00:43No me arruiné.
00:00:45Tenemos cuatro tiendas para la renovación.
00:00:47Tengo más cosas que preocupen.
00:00:49Durante los tres meses, yo leí a mi equipo para obtener 200 millones de dólares en crédito de 11 bancos.
00:01:24Él no tiene tiempo para alguien a tu nivel.
00:01:27Entonces, déjame ver la bonita sheet.
00:01:31Interna only.
00:01:35Bien.
00:01:36Él realmente cree que esta compañía no puede survive sin él.
00:01:40Ella no había miedo hide su condención.
00:01:43Ella estaba una punto correcta.
00:01:44Claro que la compañía puede seguir sin ti.
00:01:47Pero trage out una parte clave, y toda la máquina se rompe.
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00:07:23I followed every step by the book!
00:07:25I wasn't giving them a single mistake to use against me.
00:07:30At 2 that afternoon, my leave was approved.
00:07:33Not by Marcus or Victor.
00:07:35The system routed to the HR Director, who signed off on it.
00:07:39Marcus and Victor.
00:07:40We're downstairs having lunch with clients.
00:07:42Neither came up,
00:07:43Neither even asked why I was leaving.
00:07:45No tomé una sola página que pertenece a la compañía.
00:07:48Los ledgers, los archivos, los contratoques, todo fue publicado a la server.
00:07:57¿Por qué no está el pago de Eastridge en la handover list?
00:08:00No era un pago standard, el paperwork no era conmigo.
00:08:03Pero es debido a la rollover de la semana siguiente.
00:08:04La rollover condición no está en los registros regulares, es en un acuerdo separado de suplemento.
00:08:09¿Qué condición?
00:08:14Let's figure it out himself.
00:08:17Ethan, stop playing games.
00:08:19If you hit a key condition, the company can hold you responsible.
00:08:22Everything's there. I hit nothing.
00:08:25Then why don't you just tell us?
00:08:28Because you're not senior enough to be in the loop.
00:08:31And someone at Victor's level isn't coming down here to see you.
00:08:35I wasn't planning to see him either.
00:08:39I signed the handover, picked up my box, and walked out.
00:08:43Everyone watched, but no one said a word.
00:08:49Ethan, walk out that door and don't bother coming back.
00:08:53Don't worry, you couldn't pay me to.
00:08:57Ethan, an important file is missing.
00:09:00What file?
00:09:01Eastridge's supplemental agreement.
00:09:03It has the loan renewal terms and the deposit deadline.
00:09:05I knew you were holding something back.
00:09:07That loan renews next week.
00:09:08If anything goes wrong, you'll be held responsible.
00:09:13Then call the police.
00:09:15The police?
00:09:16Ethan, don't try to scare me.
00:09:18A $40 million loan document is missing.
00:09:20You think the police won't care?
00:09:23I'm not bluffing.
00:09:24I'll call right now.
00:09:27Eastridge's supplemental agreement clause 9.
00:09:30Let go.
00:09:30Set the deposit deadline with no grace period.
00:09:33Missit and Kelvin had to repay the loan immediately with its cash flow frozen.
00:09:37And once the syndicated credit special covenants kicked in, Kelvin could be pushed into bankruptcy.
00:09:41Victor was an idiot who couldn't even understand the terms.
00:09:44But I wasn't taking the blame for a missing file.
00:09:46Treasury records, how can I help you?
00:09:47Is the Eastridge Capital Bank's supplemental agreement in the records room?
00:09:51Victor checked it out last week.
00:09:53Did he return it?
00:09:54No.
00:09:55The checkout slip is still here.
00:09:57So Victor has it?
00:09:59Hear that?
00:10:02Victor only took it to review.
00:10:04Then let him keep reviewing it.
00:10:08Ethan, you really think this company can't survive without you?
00:10:10Of course it can.
00:10:12You've got your new VP with his $300,000 in bonus?
00:10:29You quit?
00:10:32I did.
00:10:34Any regrets?
00:10:36Only that I didn't leave sooner.
00:10:38Emily didn't ask about the bonus.
00:10:40Or what came next.
00:10:44The doctor told you to get a follow-up last month.
00:10:47You kept saying you were too busy.
00:10:48I'll go tomorrow.
00:10:50Not busy anymore?
00:10:52Not anymore.
00:10:53Saying those words, I realized how long it had been since I felt this free.
00:10:57I'd spent years chasing approvals, waiting on funds, and working through holidays.
00:11:02It's your day off.
00:11:03Why are you going in again?
00:11:04Regulatory inspection.
00:11:05I need to get the files ready.
00:11:11Marcus always said once the company went public, he'd make sure the long-time employees were taken care of.
00:11:19Ethan, once we go public, I'll make it worth your while.
00:11:22I'll double your year-end bonus.
00:11:24I waited eight years.
00:11:25No IPO.
00:11:27Victor came in, took my office, took credit for my work, and left me with a two-grand bonus.
00:11:42Victor chewed out the whole treasury team last night.
00:11:44He can't find East Ridge's contact list.
00:11:46It's on the company phone.
00:11:47We called.
00:11:48They won't pick up.
00:11:49I'd worked with East Ridge for six years.
00:11:51Victor met them once, showed up 40 minutes late, then told their relationship manager he was too busy for a
00:11:56small account like theirs.
00:11:58Ethan, can you help us reach them?
00:12:00Today's the deadline.
00:12:01We have no grace period.
00:12:03There was plenty of time.
00:12:05Victor only read the agreement today.
00:12:06East Ridge has to confirm the rollover this afternoon, and the collateral deposit can't be delayed.
00:12:09If the loan falls through, we might not make payroll next week.
00:12:12Sorry.
00:12:12I don't work there anymore.
00:12:21Well.
00:12:24He won't help.
00:12:30I had nothing against Noah, but if I cleaned up Kelvin's mess again, that two grand would just become my
00:12:35price tag.
00:12:37Marcus still doesn't know you quit.
00:12:38Don't push this too far.
00:12:50Daniel showing up himself meant East Ridge was done giving them chances.
00:12:53Kelvin had missed the final deadline.
00:12:56Tell your chairman East Ridge wants to meet now.
00:12:58The chairman is in a meeting upstairs.
00:13:00I'll call him right away.
00:13:02Daniel, this is just a minor processing delay.
00:13:05The deposit being a day or two late won't affect our partnership.
00:13:07The agreement is clear.
00:13:09There is no grace period.
00:13:10Rules are rules, but people can be flexible.
00:13:15So can risk.
00:13:31Why am I only hearing about this now?
00:13:33The treasury handover was incomplete.
00:13:35Ethan never specifically flagged this risk.
00:13:37The agreement was in the system, but no one fagged the clause.
00:13:39It wasn't Ethan's job to flag the clause for you.
00:13:42Then who approved the request?
00:13:43Why hasn't it been paid?
00:13:45I did, but we needed a stronger year-end cash balance for the board.
00:13:49I only delayed it to make the numbers look better.
00:13:55Since the collateral deposit wasn't made on time,
00:13:58East Ridge now requires Kelvin to repay the 40 million loan within three business days.
00:14:04Three days?
00:14:05And the syndicated credit management group will reassess Kelvin's entire 170 million credit line.
00:14:11United Bank, please submit an explanation of the overdosed East Ridge payments immediately.
00:14:19Ethan, where are you?
00:14:21Ethan, where are you?
00:14:21Get back here now.
00:14:22We've got a crisis.
00:14:24I'm not at the office.
00:14:25Who approved your leave?
00:14:27Why wasn't I told?
00:14:28It went through the HR system automatically.
00:14:30Oliver confirmed it.
00:14:31Damn it, Oliver.
00:14:32Why didn't anyone tell me Ethan was taking leave?
00:14:35You don't understand the implications.
00:14:36This is unacceptable.
00:14:37We need to...
00:14:38Cancel your leave.
00:14:39East Ridge is here demanding repayment in three days.
00:14:41They'll only deal with you.
00:14:43Get back here.
00:14:43Oh, but I'm not just on leave.
00:14:46I've already submitted my resignation.
00:14:57Clause nine is very clear.
00:14:59The collateral deposit had to be paid in full and on time.
00:15:02Otherwise, Kelvin would have to repay early.
00:15:04Terms can be negotiated.
00:15:10East Ridge Capital Bank is willing to wait until six tonight.
00:15:12Then we still have a chance.
00:15:14This isn't a chance.
00:15:15We're checking whether another agreement still holds.
00:15:17What agreement?
00:15:18The syndicated credit special covenants.
00:15:22I was the only one at Kelvin who truly understood that document.
00:15:26The 40 million loan was never the real threat.
00:15:29The real danger was on the last page.
00:15:31A cross default clause signed by the other five banks.
00:15:35Once triggered, that clause could bring Kelvin's entire cash flow crashing down.
00:15:43At 6.05 p.m., Daniel sent the notice.
00:15:47East Ridge wanted its money back, and the lending group was reviewing Kelvin's credit.
00:15:50Early repayment notice delivered.
00:15:52Emergency hearing at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
00:15:55Received.
00:15:56I'll state the facts only.
00:15:57I don't represent Kelvin Industries.
00:16:03I thought Kelvin would focus on the money.
00:16:06Instead, they were still trying to pin it on me.
00:16:17Victor claimed I refused the handover, hid clause 9, and took the bank contacts, causing the 8.5 million collateral
00:16:23deposit to go unpaid.
00:16:25The last page said Kelvin planned to sue me for 8.5 million.
00:16:31Don't sign anything.
00:16:32Don't let them touch your personal devices.
00:16:34Gather the handover records, emails, and server logs.
00:16:36Already done.
00:16:38Good.
00:16:39Let them keep digging.
00:16:45Ethan, Grace wants me to sign an extra set of meeting notes dated December 28.
00:16:49Were you at that meeting?
00:16:51No.
00:16:52You were in the other city that day, and Treasury never held a meeting that day.
00:16:57What did she say?
00:16:58She said they're just filling in the paperwork, and Victor already approved it.
00:17:01Save every message.
00:17:02Don't delete anything.
00:17:03If I don't sign, can they fire me?
00:17:05You can sign if you're willing to take the fall for falsifying records.
00:17:11I'm not signing.
00:17:12Then don't be afraid.
00:17:16Is the bank issue still going on?
00:17:18Halfway.
00:17:19Their story's starting to fall apart.
00:17:21Eat first.
00:17:26I used to say, later.
00:17:28That day, I didn't.
00:17:33You said these documents would keep the banks off our backs.
00:17:37If Ethan comes back, we can fix this.
00:17:39He's not coming back.
00:17:41Legal can send him a notice and force him to cooperate.
00:17:43Check his personal devices, find any client files, and we can turn this around on him.
00:17:48His leave was already approved.
00:17:49Put it under review.
00:17:51Give him 24 hours to come back.
00:17:56Do it.
00:18:02The next morning, Kelvin showed up at my door.
00:18:05Whatever you have to say, say it here.
00:18:07We're here on behalf of Kelvin Industries.
00:18:09Ethan needs to cooperate with an internal investigation.
00:18:14For what?
00:18:15We believe you took confidential company information.
00:18:17Bank contacts, credit terms, client communications.
00:18:20Proof.
00:18:21Let us check your phone and computer.
00:18:22It could help clear your name.
00:18:24No.
00:18:24You made the accusation.
00:18:26You prove it.
00:18:26Why should I hand over my devices?
00:18:28Ethan, don't push this too far.
00:18:30The company's ready to make up the bonus.
00:18:3170 grand to get me to swallow an 8.5 million claim?
00:18:34Nice deal.
00:18:35For you.
00:18:39We haven't actually sued you yet.
00:18:40You've already sent the negligence report to six banks.
00:18:48Ethan, don't sign anything.
00:18:50Don't let them touch your devices.
00:18:52I'm almost there.
00:18:53This is an internal matter between the company and an employee.
00:18:55A forged negligence report, an 8.5 million claim,
00:18:59and trying to search private devices.
00:19:00This is way beyond an internal dispute.
00:19:04No warrant?
00:19:05Stay away from my client.
00:19:13Kelvin Industries must preserve all server logs, emails, approval records, and meeting footage immediately.
00:19:23Until Victor Noah's not signing that fake meeting minute.
00:19:28East Ridge's notice was formal.
00:19:30Everything was spelled out.
00:19:31The hearing, full recording, attendee list, and required documents.
00:19:35You're still not well.
00:19:37Do you really have to go?
00:19:38If I don't, they'll pin this on me sooner or later.
00:19:41I sent Daniel our terms.
00:19:43You're not attending as a Kelvin employee,
00:19:45and no one from Kelvin can meet with you alone.
00:19:47I agreed to go because they'd already named me in their negligence report.
00:19:50I had to clear my name myself.
00:19:56Ethan, you can't attend that meeting.
00:19:58This is an internal matter.
00:19:59You have no right to share company information with the banks.
00:20:03They call you the responsible party that won't let you defend yourself.
00:20:06Interesting.
00:20:06They need someone to take the blame and keep quiet.
00:20:11At three, HR put my leave on hold and ordered me back within 24 hours for an investigation.
00:20:16They forgot the system logs everything.
00:20:19Tell them you're on approved leave.
00:20:20Anything they want goes through me.
00:20:26They paid the difference?
00:20:28They fixed the number, not the fax.
00:20:31They raised my bonus from $2,000 to $200,000, thinking I'd come back.
00:20:36All they proved was that the original bonus was wrong.
00:20:39Bring it tomorrow.
00:20:40They'll say this was all about money.
00:20:42Then let the bank see who decided you were only worth two grand.
00:20:51Eastridge's notice was formal.
00:20:52Everything was spelled out.
00:20:53The hearing, full recording, attendee list, and required documents.
00:20:58You're still not well.
00:20:59Do you really have to go?
00:21:01If I don't, they'll pin this on me sooner or later.
00:21:04I sent Daniel our terms.
00:21:05You're not attending as a Kelvin employee, and no one from Kelvin can meet with you alone.
00:21:09I agreed to go because they'd already named me in their negligence report.
00:21:13I had to clear my name myself.
00:21:19Ethan, you can't attend that meeting.
00:21:20This is an internal matter.
00:21:21You have no right to share company information with the banks.
00:21:25They call you the responsible party, they won't let you defend yourself.
00:21:28Interesting.
00:21:29They need someone to take the blame and keep quiet.
00:21:33At three, HR put my leave on hold and ordered me back within 24 hours for an investigation.
00:21:38They forgot the system logs everything.
00:21:41Tell them you're on approved leave.
00:21:43Anything they want goes through me.
00:21:48They paid the difference?
00:21:50They fixed the number, not the fax.
00:21:54They raised my bonus from $2,000 to $200,000, thinking I'd come back.
00:21:58All they proved was that the original bonus was wrong.
00:22:01Bring it tomorrow.
00:22:03They'll say this was all about money.
00:22:04Then let the bank see who decided you were only worth two grand.
00:22:12Clause 9 was clear.
00:22:14The full deposit had to be paid by the deadline.
00:22:16No grace period.
00:22:17No verbal exceptions.
00:22:19Did Ethan flag the risk?
00:22:21Not in a separate notice.
00:22:23Please note that.
00:22:24He said no separate notice, not no notice.
00:22:32I sent three risk warnings, the last one six days before the deadline.
00:22:35Every email spelled out the consequences, and Marcus and Victor received them all.
00:22:40After the payment was rejected, I sent another urgent warning.
00:22:43Put it on screen.
00:22:46Victor replied with just one line.
00:22:51Next, let's verify the December 28 meeting moments.
00:22:57Clause 9 was clear.
00:22:58The full deposit had to be paid by the deadline.
00:23:00No grace period.
00:23:02No verbal exceptions.
00:23:03Did Ethan flag the risk?
00:23:06Not in a separate notice.
00:23:07Please note that.
00:23:08He said no separate notice, not no notice.
00:23:16I sent three risk warnings, the last one six days before the deadline.
00:23:20Every email spelled out the consequences, and Marcus and Victor received them all.
00:23:24After the payment was rejected, I sent another urgent warning.
00:23:27Put it on screen.
00:23:31Victor replied with just one line.
00:23:36Next, let's verify the December 28 meeting moments.
00:23:41The fake minutes were finally on the table.
00:23:44They said I'd taken responsibility for the deposit at headquarters.
00:23:47At that exact same time, I was 600 kilometers away.
00:23:51These records are 17 minutes apart and 600 kilometers apart.
00:23:55How do you explain that?
00:23:56Maybe someone handled the backdated paperwork in profit.
00:23:58Does backdating paperwork create a signature too?
00:24:09The evidence left no gaps.
00:24:11My entire morning, from the hotel to North Star Bank, was documented.
00:24:16Who created these minutes?
00:24:19I don't know.
00:24:21The ECO log shows it came from your account.
00:24:25I'm not the only one who can access that account.
00:24:27Kelvin Industries, do not interfere with the witness.
00:24:29Sarah, tell the truth.
00:24:31Grace told me to do it.
00:24:32She said Victor approved it, and we were just filling in old records.
00:24:35That's a lie!
00:24:36The template and Ethan's signature image came from your office!
00:24:41They started fighting in front of all six banks.
00:24:44The harder Victor tried to distance himself, the more Sarah refused to take the fall alone.
00:24:51IT found a remote server login from last night.
00:24:53Someone was deleting approval logs dating back to December.
00:24:56Whose account?
00:25:00Victor Klein's routine cleanup.
00:25:03It had nothing to do with me.
00:25:05The login was verified through your phone.
00:25:07He kept calling me negligent, but the account deleting the evidence had his name on it.
00:25:13The room erupted.
00:25:15Now everyone could see Victor had been framing me.
00:25:19The hearing will continue.
00:25:21For now, Kelvin's negligency report will not be accepted as credible.
00:25:28Victor's meltdown didn't stop the hearing.
00:25:30Daniel called a 15-minute break while legal and IT secured the evidence.
00:25:36Our preliminary finding is that Kelvin caused the default itself.
00:25:40There's no evidence Ethan was negligent.
00:25:42Daniel, we can put up more cattle.
00:25:44Plant 2 is already fully pledged.
00:25:46What's left isn't enough to cover the risk.
00:25:49In other words, you've got nothing left to offer.
00:25:52I can personally guarantee it!
00:25:53Then you'll need real assets to back it up.
00:25:56He finally got it.
00:25:57Banks don't want promises.
00:25:59They want assets they can verify.
00:26:03With the syndicated facility frozen, there are serious doubts about Kelvin's ability to repay its debt.
00:26:08The 70 million bondholders meeting will be moved up.
00:26:11East Ridge calling in its loan was only the first hit.
00:26:14The real threat was the 70 million dollars bond.
00:26:17If the bond was accelerated, Kelvin's cash flow could collapse.
00:26:28Ethan, finance just found a suspicious payment.
00:26:33How much?
00:26:358.5 million.
00:26:37It went out the day before bonuses were paid.
00:26:41It went to a consulting firm less than six months old.
00:26:44It's controlled by Grace's brother, Leon Hall.
00:26:488.5 million.
00:26:50Exactly what East Ridge required for the collateral deposit.
00:26:56They didn't forget the collateral deposit.
00:26:58They moved the money.
00:26:59Ethan, I never approved this payment.
00:27:01Is there any way to trace it?
00:27:03Call the police.
00:27:05Any way without the police?
00:27:07Sure.
00:27:08Wait for Leon to give the money back himself.
00:27:12There's more.
00:27:13Sarah just admitted she made three transfers to the same firm over the past three months.
00:27:17Total?
00:27:1820 million.
00:27:22They thought this was one missed deposit.
00:27:24Now the real money pit was starting to show.
00:27:27By 5 that afternoon, Kelvin was officially in default.
00:27:30East Ridge froze several of its accounts.
00:27:44At 8 the next morning, Marcus showed up in person.
00:27:47We can talk.
00:27:48Lucas stays.
00:27:53Ethan, did it really have to come to this?
00:27:55I wasn't the one who sent the first legal notice.
00:27:58He went quiet for a few seconds, then slid a new contract across the table.
00:28:04We'll restore your title.
00:28:07$400,000 a year, $700,000 bonus a year, plus 1% phantom equity.
00:28:12That's the best package the company can offer.
00:28:16Not bad.
00:28:18Come back, and we put all this behind us.
00:28:22I didn't say I was coming back.
00:28:27Then what do you want?
00:28:28Withdraw the negligence report, cancel the $8.5 million claim, publicly confirm I completed
00:28:33the handover.
00:28:34We can talk about all of that.
00:28:36Right now, we need the banks to trust us again.
00:28:39Daniel trusts me because I tell him the truth.
00:28:43Marcus probably thought I just wanted more money, but I didn't want a higher price.
00:28:48I wanted them to stop putting a price on me.
00:28:50Ethan, if Kelvin goes under, what happens to thousands of employees?
00:28:55Did you ask them that when you handed Victor a huge bonus and moved the collateral money?
00:29:00Since Mr. Blake says we can talk, let's start with this.
00:29:09Ethan wasn't even in the city that day.
00:29:12So how was his signature on these minutes?
00:29:14That's exactly the problem.
00:29:16I didn't press the issue of Victor framing me at the hearing.
00:29:19That didn't mean I was letting it go.
00:29:21You can call Victor right now.
00:29:24What happened with those meeting minutes?
00:29:26Ethan wasn't even at the office that day.
00:29:27He wasn't there, but it was still his responsibility.
00:29:30The banks wanted an explanation, so we gave him one.
00:29:33Who told you to put his signature on it?
00:29:35This isn't about the signature.
00:29:37We needed something to hold off the banks.
00:29:39Please, Mr. Klein, keep going.
00:29:41Who's there with you?
00:29:43My lawyer.
00:29:45That's when Victor realized every word he said was becoming evidence.
00:29:48Ethan, don't think a few emails get you off the hook.
00:29:51The collateral project was yours from the start.
00:29:53You blocked the deposit yourself.
00:29:55Who else is there to blame?
00:29:57I was protecting the company's interests.
00:29:59Was sending $8.5 million to a shell company controlled by Grace's brother protecting the company too?
00:30:03That was a strategic consulting fee.
00:30:08Victor, I want every contract and payment record by two.
00:30:11So now you're throwing me under the best?
00:30:13I was wrong to trust you.
00:30:16Ethan, don't send that recording out yet.
00:30:19Too late.
00:30:25That afternoon, Kelvin finally issued a correction.
00:30:28But they were still trying to bury the worst part.
00:30:32They didn't mention the forged signature?
00:30:35They're trying to call a crime a management mistake.
00:30:39Then let the facts speak for themselves.
00:30:43I didn't send anything to the media.
00:30:46The evidence belonged with the banks, police, and courts.
00:30:50But Kelvin's problems ran too deep for one statement to cover up.
00:30:53Ethan, the news story's out.
00:30:55The suppliers have seen it too.
00:30:57What's the company saying?
00:30:58Marcus says it was just a few executives acting on their own.
00:31:01Are the accounts freezed?
00:31:02Eastridge froze four settlement accounts.
00:31:04The lending group put Kelvin on high-risk watch.
00:31:06This wasn't one rogue executive.
00:31:08$20 million moved out as consulting fees in just three months.
00:31:11Kelvin was leaking money from every direction.
00:31:14You owe us $4.3 million two months overdue.
00:31:16We need an answer today.
00:31:18You'll need to speak with finance.
00:31:21Finance is under investigation.
00:31:22Who's even authorized to sign now?
00:31:31Our biggest raw materials supplier cut us off.
00:31:35How long can inventory last?
00:31:37Three days, max.
00:31:39Marcus always said $300 million in revenue made cash flow a minor issue.
00:31:42But minor issues don't stop payroll leave production lines waiting on materials.
00:31:45The bond trustee tracks Kelvin's cash flow every day.
00:31:48The second trouble surfaced, they demanded an explanation for the credit freeze by noon tomorrow.
00:31:52Eastridge's $40 million was only the first bomb.
00:31:55The clock was already ticking on the $70 million bond.
00:32:00The anonymous drive came with no explanation.
00:32:03Lucas didn't open it.
00:32:04He called a forensic firm first.
00:32:06We'll only make a forensic image.
00:32:07The original stays untouched.
00:32:09Make a forensic copy and record every step.
00:32:13Two hours later, the first directory was ready.
00:32:16The drive held two years of Kelvin's cash movements.
00:32:1917 suspicious payments totaling over $50 million.
00:32:22Nine were approved by Victor.
00:32:23The other eight happened before he joined the company.
00:32:25So he didn't dig the hole.
00:32:27He just kept digging.
00:32:28I stared at the oldest payment.
00:32:31$13 million had vanished from Kelvin two years earlier.
00:32:35Marcus told me a customer had paid late.
00:32:37If we don't get this bridge loan, payroll and supplier payments both stop.
00:32:41Then get the cost down.
00:32:44When $13 million suddenly disappeared, I had to run to four banks and plug the gap with an expensive bridge
00:32:49loan.
00:32:50Later, Marcus blamed me for the high financing costs.
00:32:54That company is controlled by Marcus's brother-in-law.
00:32:57So the customer delay was a lie.
00:32:59Marcus moved the money himself.
00:33:01There are chat logs too.
00:33:03Some approval IDs match Kelvin's server backups.
00:33:05Then this isn't just an anonymous tip.
00:33:09Read it.
00:33:12The guarantee field did, says Ethan Reed.
00:33:16The hole kept getting deeper.
00:33:18And now they were trying to dump even more debt on me.
00:33:23The anonymous drive came with no explanation.
00:33:26Lucas didn't open it.
00:33:27He called a forensic firm first.
00:33:29We'll only make a forensic image.
00:33:31The original stays untouched.
00:33:32Make a forensic copy and record every step.
00:33:36Two hours later, the first directory was ready.
00:33:39The drive held two years of Kelvin's cash movements.
00:33:41Seventeen suspicious payments totaling over $50 million.
00:33:45Nine were approved by Victor.
00:33:47The other eight happened before he joined the company.
00:33:49So he didn't dig the hole.
00:33:50He just kept digging.
00:33:52I stared at the oldest payment.
00:33:54Thirteen million dollars had vanished from Kelvin two years earlier.
00:33:58Marcus told me a customer had paid late.
00:34:00If we don't get this bridge loan, payroll and supplier payments both stop.
00:34:04Then get the cost down.
00:34:07When $13 million suddenly disappeared, I had to run to four banks and plug the gap with an expensive bridge
00:34:12loan.
00:34:13Later, Marcus blamed me for the high financing costs.
00:34:17That company is controlled by Marcus's brother-in-law.
00:34:20So the customer delay was a lie.
00:34:22Marcus moved the money himself.
00:34:25There are chat logs too.
00:34:26Some approval IDs match Kelvin's server backups.
00:34:29And this isn't just an anonymous tip.
00:34:32Read it.
00:34:35The guarantee field, it says Ethan, read.
00:34:39The hole kept getting deeper.
00:34:41And now they were trying to dump even more debt on me.
00:34:46Henry was Kelvin's second largest shareholder.
00:34:49He'd stayed out of daily operations for eight years.
00:34:51Now Marcus had lost control and Henry stepped in.
00:34:55Ethan, the board is moving to suspend Marcus.
00:34:57What does that have to do with me?
00:34:59The banks will only listen if you explain the funding structure.
00:35:02We need your help steadying them.
00:35:04Everything said here is being recorded.
00:35:06Fine.
00:35:08The debt in the public financial staircase isn't the whole picture.
00:35:11After forged minutes and suspicious payments,
00:35:14I treated every page from Kelvin like evidence.
00:35:18What's the real number?
00:35:20About $540 million.
00:35:24Off-book financing?
00:35:26Three private lenders?
00:35:27Six loans?
00:35:28Did the funds ever enter Kelvin's accounts?
00:35:30Only about $30 million ever reached Kelvin.
00:35:33Where did the rest go?
00:35:36Henry was Kelvin's second largest shareholder.
00:35:39He'd stayed out of daily operations for eight years.
00:35:41Now Marcus had lost control and Henry stepped in.
00:35:45Ethan, the board is moving to suspend Marcus.
00:35:48What does that have to do with me?
00:35:49The banks will only listen if you explain the funding structure.
00:35:52We need your help steadying them.
00:35:55Everything said here is being recorded.
00:35:57Fine.
00:35:58The debt in the public financial staircase isn't the whole picture.
00:36:02After forged minutes and suspicious payments,
00:36:04I treated every page from Kelvin like evidence.
00:36:09What's the real number?
00:36:10About $540 million.
00:36:15Off-book financing?
00:36:16Three private lenders?
00:36:18Six loans?
00:36:18Did the funds ever enter Kelvin's accounts?
00:36:21Only about $30 million ever reached Kelvin.
00:36:23Where did the rest go?
00:36:27We're still investigating.
00:36:30Still investigating usually means someone knows the answer and doesn't want to say it.
00:36:33You wanted me to keep the banks calm so you could use the credit line to cover off-box losses?
00:36:38If the banks restore part of the facility, we still have a chance to restructure.
00:36:41And keep hiding the real debt?
00:36:43The board will overhaul everything.
00:36:44And who's guaranteeing that?
00:36:51I'll take over temporarily and bring in outside auditors.
00:36:55That's your rescue plan, not mine.
00:36:57Three lenders are ready to sue.
00:36:59If the court freezes what's left, the factory's shut down completely.
00:37:03So what do you want me to sign?
00:37:08He won't sign a word.
00:37:10The moment I said the guarantee was under review,
00:37:13they could twist it into me admitting it might be valid.
00:37:16Why is my name on your off-books debt, too?
00:37:20The board only learned yesterday that your name was on them.
00:37:23You've reviewed the books for years and nobody knew?
00:37:25Marcus controlled the financial reporting in the CEO's office.
00:37:28A lot never reached the board.
00:37:29That doesn't explain why my name is here.
00:37:32Every one of them says Ethan was Kelvin's key treasury executive
00:37:36and voluntarily assumed joint and several liability.
00:37:39Two of them even say I own 5% of the company.
00:37:41You don't own any shares?
00:37:42Not a single share.
00:37:44Marcus had promised me equity for years.
00:37:47The promise never made it to paper.
00:37:49The debt did.
00:37:54Daniel, I'm listening.
00:37:56United Bank has a 43 million acquisition loan guarantee in its files.
00:37:59You're listed as the guarantor.
00:38:01Lucas has the scan.
00:38:02We won't come after you personally until we verify it,
00:38:05but we need your response quickly.
00:38:06Date on the document?
00:38:07April 16, last year.
00:38:11I was at United Bank that day.
00:38:13Kelvin was applying for acquisition financing.
00:38:15I was there only to explain the project's cash flow.
00:38:18Please sign the interview record here.
00:38:21I'm only confirming what I said today.
00:38:23This is not a personal guarantee.
00:38:24Understood.
00:38:30It looks complete.
00:38:31Complete doesn't mean real.
00:38:33Don't jump to conclusions yet.
00:38:36Whoever made it was careful.
00:38:38The signature looked like mine.
00:38:39The ID was real.
00:38:41And even the fingerprint stamp was in the right place.
00:38:45I only signed the interview record in a handover form that day.
00:38:48If the footage shows someone altered the file after you left,
00:38:51this guarantee could blow back on whoever made it.
00:38:59The guarantee was 14 pages.
00:39:01The first 12 matched.
00:39:02The last two had slightly different ink and binding holes.
00:39:05Your signature is on the second to last page.
00:39:09Meaning the signature page may have been swapped in later.
00:39:12That's enough to get it examined.
00:39:15The footage came back fast.
00:39:17It showed me leave right after I signed the interview record.
00:39:19The original seal request named Marcus Blake is the personal guarantor.
00:39:23The filed version named you instead.
00:39:26Who filed the final version?
00:39:28It came from Kelvin Finance.
00:39:30Sarah was the contact.
00:39:32If that's true, the board was lied to too.
00:39:35That doesn't make the debt mine.
00:39:37Henry will keep the debt list you brought as evidence.
00:39:39Then what happens to the company?
00:39:41Whoever forged it answers for it.
00:39:43They're trying to dump another debt on you?
00:39:4643 million this time.
00:39:50Go to sleep.
00:39:51The debt won't disappear just because you lose another night over it.
00:39:58For eight years, I kept cleaning up the company's messes.
00:40:01Now I know their problems aren't mine to carry.
00:40:08I didn't arrange that guarantee.
00:40:10Who was supposed to guarantee it?
00:40:14Me.
00:40:15But the bank was pushing us.
00:40:16And Victor said we could prepare a backup.
00:40:19Using my name?
00:40:21Internal only.
00:40:22It was never supposed to be filed.
00:40:23Then how did Victor get my signature and fingerprint?
00:40:28The company had collected executive signatures and fingerprints for a security and e-signature upgrade.
00:40:34All of it was kept in the CEO's office.
00:40:49Those records stayed in the CEO's office?
00:40:51Policy required it.
00:40:54Does policy also let you put an employee's signature and fingerprint on a guarantee?
00:40:59I told you.
00:41:00It was only a backup.
00:41:01It was never supposed to be filed.
00:41:03But it was.
00:41:05I'm looking into it.
00:41:06Maybe Victor's team made a mistake.
00:41:09Another mistake.
00:41:10The missed deposit was Treasury's mistake.
00:41:12The fake minutes were backfilled paperwork.
00:41:14Now a 300 million guarantee in my name was another mistake.
00:41:16Don't contact me again until you know what happened.
00:41:26From that moment on, this wasn't just about blaming me.
00:41:29Someone was using company records to bury me in debt.
00:41:37Marcus already admitted two things.
00:41:39He was supposed to be the guarantor, and the company kept your signature and fingerprint on file.
00:41:43Does that prove it's fake?
00:41:44Not by itself.
00:41:45But it's enough for police and the banks to keep digging into the CEO's office.
00:41:48One admission doesn't make a case.
00:41:50Every link needs evidence behind it.
00:41:51Daniel knows too?
00:41:52Once a guarantee like this is in doubt, all six banks will know.
00:41:56Banks can live with risk.
00:41:57What they won't tolerate is fake paperwork in the files,
00:41:59especially when it puts a guarantee on a Treasury Director who had no shares and no authority.
00:42:09It's a delivery.
00:42:17I'd never seen that index,
00:42:19and I never authorized anyone to make a stamp for my fingerprint.
00:42:22We don't know if the sender is credible, but the document matters.
00:42:24Don't touch the original.
00:42:25Who would send us this?
00:42:27Someone inside the company who was afraid of going down with them.
00:42:29Kelvin was in chaos.
00:42:31No one trusted anyone,
00:42:32and people were leaking evidence to save themselves.
00:42:36I barely had time to breathe before the next problem hit.
00:42:43They didn't wait for the truth and went straight for my accounts.
00:42:48The three private lenders came in with even more evidence than United Bank,
00:42:52and it was much worse.
00:42:55They didn't just submit contracts.
00:42:56They also have an authorization video and a recording.
00:42:59Is Ethan in the video?
00:43:01There's an ID photo,
00:43:02a synthesized voice clip,
00:43:04and a so-called online authorization.
00:43:06The photo was mine.
00:43:07The ID was real.
00:43:08The voice wasn't.
00:43:10If Kelvin Industries can't repay the debt,
00:43:12I, Ethan Reed, will be jointly liable.
00:43:13That voice.
00:43:14It sounds like me.
00:43:15It isn't.
00:43:15Forensics can spot signs of tatering,
00:43:17but before the court freezes anything,
00:43:19we need an obvious flaw.
00:43:23I closed my eyes and listened again.
00:43:25Whoever made it copied even the pauses and rhythm from my old meetings.
00:43:30The loan term is 36 months.
00:43:33Upon maturity,
00:43:34Mr. Blake,
00:43:34we need your signature here.
00:43:36Leave it there.
00:43:37Stop.
00:43:39I barely had time to breathe before the next problem hit.
00:43:47They didn't wait for the truth and went straight for my accounts.
00:43:52The three private lenders came in with even more evidence than United Bank,
00:43:55and it was much worse.
00:43:58They didn't just submit contracts.
00:44:00They also have an authorization video and a recording.
00:44:03Is Ethan in the video?
00:44:05There's an ID photo,
00:44:06a synthesized voice clip,
00:44:07and a so-called online authorization.
00:44:09The photo was mine.
00:44:10The ID was real.
00:44:12The voice wasn't.
00:44:13If Kelvin Industries can't repay the debt,
00:44:15I, Ethan Reed, will be jointly liable.
00:44:17That voice.
00:44:18It sounds like me.
00:44:18It isn't.
00:44:19Forensics can spot signs of tatering,
00:44:21but before the court freezes anything,
00:44:22we need an obvious flaw.
00:44:26I closed my eyes and listened again.
00:44:28Whoever made it copied even the pauses and rhythm from my old meetings.
00:44:34The loan term is 36 months.
00:44:36Upon maturity,
00:44:37Mr. Blake, we need your signature here.
00:44:40Leave it there.
00:44:41Stop.
00:44:43Three lenders wanted my assets frozen.
00:44:45Their case looked simple.
00:44:47Contracts, signatures, fingerprints, recordings,
00:44:50all pointing at me.
00:44:51Mr. Reed was Kelvin's treasury head.
00:44:53The contracts carry his signature and fingerprint stamp.
00:44:55We asked the court to freeze his property and bank accounts immediately.
00:44:58You funded the loans without ever meeting the guarantier.
00:45:01Was your risk process just for show?
00:45:03We also have a recording.
00:45:05If Kelvin Industries can't repay the debt,
00:45:07I, Ethan Reed, will be jointly liable.
00:45:09That voice sounded exactly like mine.
00:45:11If I weren't the one being framed,
00:45:12I might have believed it for half a second.
00:45:15The loan term is 36 months.
00:45:17Interest will be as set out in the agreement.
00:45:19Mr. Blake.
00:45:20Then I caught the flaw.
00:45:22Someone in the background said,
00:45:23Mr. Blake,
00:45:23and Marcus answered.
00:45:26Pause it.
00:45:29Mr. Reed,
00:45:30what would you like to say?
00:45:31Marcus Blake is on that recording.
00:45:32If they say I signed the guarantee,
00:45:34explain why he was the one in the room.
00:45:35We request voice analysis,
00:45:36forensic analysis for signs of editing,
00:45:38and all visitor logs from that date.
00:45:39This is a delay tactic.
00:45:40If your evidence is genuine,
00:45:42what are you afraid of?
00:45:43Granted.
00:45:44The freeze request is on hold
00:45:46until the forensic report
00:45:47and additional evidence are submitted.
00:45:49They used a fake voice
00:45:50to go after my house and accounts.
00:45:52But one quiet reply
00:45:53put Marcus there too.
00:45:57He's not just dumping the dead on you.
00:45:59He's getting ready to run.
00:46:04By the next morning,
00:46:06the forensic results started coming in.
00:46:08First handwriting,
00:46:09none of the six signatures were mine.
00:46:11The stroke pauses,
00:46:12connections,
00:46:13and finishing pressure
00:46:14don't match Ethan Reed's known samples.
00:46:19These weren't live fingerprints.
00:46:21The same stamp was used on all six.
00:46:23So someone made a stamp
00:46:24from his fingerprint in advance.
00:46:26Based on the ridge edges, yes.
00:46:29Strangely, I wasn't even that angry.
00:46:31Stealing my signature was crazy enough.
00:46:33But they'd even made a mold of my fingerprint.
00:46:36The recording has 27 splice points.
00:46:38Some lines came from
00:46:39completely different acoustic environments.
00:46:42And what about the line on the loan term?
00:46:43Most likely from a management meeting.
00:46:45The original phrase was
00:46:4736 business days,
00:46:48not 36 months.
00:46:53Used fake audio,
00:46:54forged signatures,
00:46:55and a fingerprint stamp
00:46:56to freeze the assets of a man
00:46:58who was never even there.
00:46:59We're victims too.
00:47:00Kelvin gave us the documents.
00:47:02Then explain why you funded the loans
00:47:04without ever meeting him.
00:47:10The current evidence does not establish
00:47:12Ethan Reed's guarantee reliability.
00:47:14The three freeze applications are denied.
00:47:20Hundreds of millions in debt
00:47:21that appeared under my name
00:47:22suddenly had no legal foot ring.
00:47:24But Lucas wasn't smiling.
00:47:26Ethan, this isn't finished.
00:47:28The forged documents are just the surface.
00:47:29Lucas, what do you want to look into?
00:47:34Who got the loan commissions?
00:47:40That afternoon,
00:47:41a loan officer at one private lender
00:47:42was taken in for questioning.
00:47:44Investigators found a commission sheet
00:47:45on his computer.
00:47:46He got a 3% kickback
00:47:48on every loan he funded.
00:47:49Who paid it?
00:47:51An affiliated company
00:47:52controlled by Marcus's brother-in-law.
00:47:56That connected the dots.
00:47:58Leon's company wasn't just taking the money.
00:48:00It was laundering kickbacks
00:48:02through fake consulting fees.
00:48:04Don't list this as loan services.
00:48:06Change it to financing strategy consulting.
00:48:08Split the amounts across different months.
00:48:09Don't bunch them up
00:48:10and trigger an audit.
00:48:10Got it.
00:48:11I'll backfill the contract tonight.
00:48:12Victor didn't start this.
00:48:13He inherited the setup
00:48:14and scaled it up.
00:48:17That's the sickest part.
00:48:19The board thought the disaster started
00:48:21when Victor came in.
00:48:22But the company had been
00:48:23bleeding money long before that.
00:48:32The report's out.
00:48:34How bad?
00:48:36Real debt is close to $540.
00:48:39Valid assets are worth
00:48:40less than $370 million.
00:48:44Kelvin still had factories,
00:48:46orders, and equipment.
00:48:48But once production stopped
00:48:49and assets were tied up,
00:48:51their value kept falling.
00:48:52Kelvin is filing for pre-restructuring.
00:48:54The employee chats are blowing up.
00:48:56Payroll?
00:48:58Only half went out.
00:49:03Police found guaranteed templates
00:49:04on an old computer
00:49:05in the CEO's office.
00:49:06They may be connected
00:49:07to your signature records.
00:49:09After the fake audio,
00:49:10fake guarantees,
00:49:11and the commission sheet,
00:49:12the part that really chilled me
00:49:14finally surfaced.
00:49:15The CEO's office
00:49:16wasn't just storing documents.
00:49:22That afternoon,
00:49:23a loan officer
00:49:24at one private lender
00:49:25was taken in for questioning.
00:49:26Investigators found
00:49:27a commission sheet
00:49:28on his computer.
00:49:29He got a 3% kickback
00:49:30on every loan he funded.
00:49:32Who paid it?
00:49:33An affiliated company
00:49:35controlled by Marcus' brother-in-law.
00:49:39That connected the dots.
00:49:41Leon's company
00:49:41wasn't just taking the money.
00:49:43It was laundering kickbacks
00:49:44through fake consulting fees.
00:49:47Don't list this as loan services.
00:49:48Change it to
00:49:49financing strategy consulting.
00:49:50Split the amounts
00:49:51across different months.
00:49:52Don't bunch them up
00:49:52and trigger an audit.
00:49:53Got it.
00:49:53I'll backfill the contract tonight.
00:49:54Victor didn't start this.
00:49:56He inherited the setup
00:49:57and scaled it up.
00:50:00That's the sickest part.
00:50:02The board thought
00:50:02the disaster started
00:50:03when Victor came in.
00:50:04But the company
00:50:05had been bleeding money
00:50:06long before that.
00:50:15The report's out.
00:50:17How bad?
00:50:19Real debt is close to $540.
00:50:21Valid assets are worth
00:50:22less than $370 million.
00:50:27Kelvin still had factories,
00:50:29orders, and equipment.
00:50:30But once production stopped
00:50:32and assets were tied up,
00:50:33their value kept falling.
00:50:34Kelvin is filing
00:50:35for pre-restructuring.
00:50:37The employee chats
00:50:38are blowing up.
00:50:39Payroll?
00:50:40Only half went out.
00:50:45Police found guaranteed templates
00:50:47on an old computer
00:50:48in the CEO's office.
00:50:49They may be connected
00:50:50to your signature records.
00:50:52After the fake audio,
00:50:53fake guarantees,
00:50:54and the commission sheet,
00:50:55the part that really chilled me
00:50:56finally surfaced.
00:50:58The CEO's office
00:50:59wasn't just storing documents.
00:51:03Police found more than
00:51:0420 fingerprint stamps
00:51:05for Kelvin executives
00:51:06in the CEO's office archive.
00:51:08Mine was Nurse 7.
00:51:10No usage record at all.
00:51:12No record doesn't mean
00:51:13it wasn't used.
00:51:14It means someone
00:51:14didn't want it recorded.
00:51:16What about the old computer?
00:51:18The template was created
00:51:20by Victor Klein.
00:51:21The latest print job
00:51:22came from Marcus's
00:51:22secretary's account.
00:51:24Victor wasn't even
00:51:25at the company
00:51:26four years ago.
00:51:27Victor triggered
00:51:28the first blast,
00:51:29but he wasn't the only
00:51:30one planting bombs.
00:51:33Marcus told me
00:51:34to print them.
00:51:35He said they were backups
00:51:35and would never be used.
00:51:37What else did he ask you
00:51:39to do?
00:51:40Early this morning,
00:51:41he told me to bring
00:51:41some cash to a parking garage.
00:51:43I got scared
00:51:44and didn't go.
00:51:47Marcus's car
00:51:48was abandoned here.
00:51:49His driver's missing,
00:51:50and there's something wrong
00:51:51with the passport records.
00:51:54At the same time,
00:51:55the driver had booked
00:51:56a flight out of a border city
00:51:57for that night
00:51:58using a fake name.
00:51:59He's trying to leave
00:52:00the country.
00:52:02Border control
00:52:02and the airports
00:52:03have already been alerted.
00:52:09The driver will talk.
00:52:11Marcus thought
00:52:12he could burn the papers,
00:52:13turn off his phone,
00:52:14ditch the car,
00:52:15and leave the blame
00:52:17in Kelvin's ruins.
00:52:19We found Marcus.
00:52:23Police found Marcus
00:52:24hiding in an empty apartment
00:52:25owned by his brother-in-law.
00:52:27Phone off,
00:52:27cards disabled,
00:52:29half-burned contract pages
00:52:30by the fireplace.
00:52:31I was hiding from creditors,
00:52:32not running.
00:52:33Your driver says
00:52:34you told him to plan
00:52:34an escape route
00:52:35and get a fake passport.
00:52:36He did that on his own.
00:52:43Your secretary says
00:52:44you told her
00:52:44to deliver cash.
00:52:46He was still trying
00:52:47to make it look like
00:52:48everyone acted on their own.
00:52:49But this time,
00:52:51the evidence got there first.
00:52:53The board will file
00:52:54for pre-restructuring
00:52:55and suspends Marcus Blake
00:52:56from all positions.
00:52:57You're only suspending him now?
00:52:58Real debt is already
00:52:59close to 440 million.
00:53:01It will protect
00:53:01the core production lines
00:53:02and jobs.
00:53:03Employees only trust
00:53:04payroll and benefits
00:53:05that are written
00:53:05into the plan.
00:53:06I used to be the one
00:53:07saying that.
00:53:08Now Noah had learned it too.
00:53:09A verbal promise
00:53:10doesn't mean much.
00:53:11Once the application
00:53:12is filed,
00:53:13we'll convene
00:53:14a creditor's meeting
00:53:14as soon as possible.
00:53:15Banks, suppliers,
00:53:17and employees
00:53:17will all be there.
00:53:18The six banks
00:53:19won't accept
00:53:20verbal explanations anymore.
00:53:21Every dollar
00:53:22has to be traceable.
00:53:25Kelvin finally entered
00:53:26pre-restructuring.
00:53:27Marcus was detained
00:53:28and Victor, Sarah,
00:53:29and Grace
00:53:30were all blaming one another.
00:53:31But this wasn't a victory.
00:53:34Are you gonna take
00:53:35another call?
00:53:36If it's the company,
00:53:37no.
00:53:38If it's an employee,
00:53:38I'll hear them out.
00:53:41Ethan, we're not asking
00:53:42you to save the bosses.
00:53:43We just want you to check
00:53:44whether the restructuring plan
00:53:45has enough money
00:53:46for payroll.
00:53:49I won't bail off
00:53:50my old company.
00:53:51But the people
00:53:52who didn't fake contracts
00:53:53or move money
00:53:54shouldn't go down with them.
00:53:57Noah's petition
00:53:58was covered in signatures.
00:53:59More than 3,000 names
00:54:01behind the same request.
00:54:02If you're here
00:54:02to ask him back to Kelvin,
00:54:03you can leave now.
00:54:04No.
00:54:04We're not here
00:54:05to save Marcus.
00:54:08We just want Ethan
00:54:09to check
00:54:09whether the restructuring plan
00:54:10actually sets aside
00:54:11enough for payroll.
00:54:14I knew them.
00:54:16Some had been there
00:54:17six years,
00:54:17some less than one.
00:54:19When the crisis hit,
00:54:20they learned
00:54:21the board's promises
00:54:22didn't mean
00:54:22there was money
00:54:23to pay them.
00:54:26You formed
00:54:27an employee committee?
00:54:28Temporary.
00:54:29Wages,
00:54:29health insurance,
00:54:30retirement contributions.
00:54:31Everything has to be
00:54:32written into the plan.
00:54:32We don't trust
00:54:33verbal promises anymore.
00:54:34We pooled $180,000
00:54:35for consulting fees.
00:54:37Just a little
00:54:37from everyone.
00:54:38Take the money back.
00:54:40Ethan,
00:54:41leave the documents.
00:54:42I'll review
00:54:43the employee section only.
00:54:44Banks,
00:54:45creditors,
00:54:45shareholders,
00:54:46I stay out.
00:54:47I won't defend
00:54:48my old company
00:54:48or bad loans.
00:54:50But innocent employees
00:54:51shouldn't be left wondering
00:54:52if they'll get paid.
00:54:53One rule,
00:54:53no all-nighters.
00:54:55Not this time.
00:54:56I'll have them
00:54:57send everything to my firm.
00:54:58Ethan gives advice only.
00:54:59He won't touch the money.
00:55:00Understood.
00:55:01We want rules.
00:55:02We don't want you
00:55:03carrying the company again.
00:55:10The plan looked like
00:55:11it could save
00:55:12the production line.
00:55:13But the first page
00:55:15had a problem
00:55:15I'd seen before.
00:55:17The payroll budget
00:55:18covers only two months.
00:55:24Before the first
00:55:25creditors meeting,
00:55:26the administrators
00:55:27sent everyone
00:55:27the audit summary.
00:55:28A few pages said
00:55:30more than any
00:55:30apology could.
00:55:32The meeting
00:55:32will be fully recorded.
00:55:34Keep comments
00:55:34to the pre-restructure plan.
00:55:36Kelvin is only facing
00:55:37a temporary cash rush.
00:55:39The core assets
00:55:40and orders
00:55:41are still there.
00:55:42Restore the credit lines
00:55:43and we can recover
00:55:44on our own.
00:55:45Then explain 17
00:55:46suspicious payments,
00:55:47over $900 million
00:55:48in exposure
00:55:49from fake guarantees,
00:55:50$60 million
00:55:50in off-book financing,
00:55:52and $20 million
00:55:52in shell company
00:55:53consulting fees.
00:55:54Those issues
00:55:55are under investigation.
00:55:56They don't reflect
00:55:57Kelvin's real
00:55:58operating strength.
00:55:59You said it was
00:56:00a process issue
00:56:01when you owed us
00:56:02over $7 million too.
00:56:04Marcus loved
00:56:05calling every crisis
00:56:06temporary.
00:56:07The books weren't
00:56:07playing along anymore.
00:56:09The board has
00:56:10suspended Marcus
00:56:11and will cooperate
00:56:11fully with the restructuring.
00:56:13The old board
00:56:13missed off-book financing
00:56:14and forged guarantees.
00:56:15Its oversight role
00:56:16must be reassessed.
00:56:18Employees made
00:56:18no board decisions
00:56:19and signed no guarantees.
00:56:20We want three things.
00:56:21Back pay,
00:56:22restored health insurance
00:56:23and retirement contributions
00:56:24and protection for core jobs.
00:56:25Does Hobbit Group
00:56:26accept those terms?
00:56:27Yes.
00:56:27We'll put another $12 million
00:56:28into the dedicated payroll account.
00:56:30The account requires signatures
00:56:30from an employee rep
00:56:31and an outside supervisor.
00:56:32No executive
00:56:33can move the money alone.
00:56:34All six banks
00:56:34support that arrangement.
00:56:35We support it too.
00:56:36The room had turned,
00:56:37but no one was waiting
00:56:38for Marcus
00:56:38still needs to answer for this.
00:56:39The missing money
00:56:40to come back
00:56:40just take charge anymore.
00:56:41Is Ethan pulling the strings
00:56:42behind all of you?
00:56:43No.
00:56:43He only checked
00:56:44whether the payroll funding
00:56:45was enough.
00:56:46That's something the company
00:56:47should have handled itself.
00:56:50Before the first
00:56:51creditors meeting,
00:56:51the administrators
00:56:52sent everyone
00:56:53the audit summary.
00:56:54A few pages said
00:56:55more than any apology could.
00:56:57The meeting will be
00:56:58fully recorded.
00:56:59Keep comments
00:57:00to the pre-restructure plan.
00:57:02Kelvin is only facing
00:57:03a temporary cash rush.
00:57:05The core assets
00:57:06and orders are still there.
00:57:07Restore the credit lines
00:57:08and we can recover
00:57:09on our own.
00:57:11Then explain 17
00:57:11suspicious payments,
00:57:13over $900 million
00:57:13in exposure
00:57:14from fake guarantees,
00:57:15$60 million
00:57:16in off-book financing
00:57:17and $20 million
00:57:18in shell company
00:57:18consulting fees.
00:57:19Those issues
00:57:20are under investigation.
00:57:22They don't reflect
00:57:22Kelvin's real operating strength.
00:57:24You said it was
00:57:25a process issue
00:57:26when you owed us
00:57:27over $7 million too.
00:57:29Marcus loved
00:57:30calling every crisis
00:57:31temporary.
00:57:32The books weren't
00:57:33playing along anymore.
00:57:34The board has suspended
00:57:36Marcus and will cooperate
00:57:37fully with the restructuring.
00:57:38The old board
00:57:39missed off-book financing
00:57:40and forged guarantees.
00:57:41Its oversight role
00:57:41must be reassessed.
00:57:43Employees made no board
00:57:44decisions
00:57:44and signed no guarantees.
00:57:46We want three things.
00:57:47Back pay,
00:57:47restored health insurance
00:57:48and retirement contributions
00:57:49and protection for core jobs.
00:57:50Does Hobbit Group
00:57:51accept those terms?
00:57:52Yes.
00:57:52We'll put another $12 million
00:57:53into the dedicated payroll account.
00:57:55The account requires signatures
00:57:56from an employee rep
00:57:57and an outside supervisor.
00:57:58No executive can move
00:57:58the money alone.
00:57:59All six banks
00:58:00support that arrangement.
00:58:00We support it too.
00:58:01The room had turned
00:58:02but no one was waiting
00:58:03for Marcus still needs
00:58:04to answer for this.
00:58:05The missing money
00:58:05to come back
00:58:05just take charge anymore.
00:58:06Is Ethan pulling the strings
00:58:07behind all of you?
00:58:08No.
00:58:09He only checked
00:58:09whether the payroll funding
00:58:10is enough.
00:58:11That's something the company
00:58:12should have handled itself.
00:58:15It wasn't an apology.
00:58:16It just looked like one
00:58:17at first.
00:58:18Marcus says you helped
00:58:19build Kelvin with him.
00:58:20He admits mishandling the bonus
00:58:22and says he was wrong
00:58:22to trust Victor.
00:58:23Keep going.
00:58:24He's offering you
00:58:24all his remaining shares
00:58:25if you tell police
00:58:26and the banks
00:58:27the guarantees
00:58:27were normal company financing.
00:58:28He still wants you
00:58:29to change your story for him?
00:58:30Not change it.
00:58:31He wants me to turn
00:58:31forgery into procedure.
00:58:32Even now,
00:58:33Marcus didn't get it.
00:58:34I didn't leave
00:58:34because we couldn't agree
00:58:35on a price.
00:58:39Lucas,
00:58:39send the original
00:58:40to police and the administrator.
00:58:42You're sure?
00:58:43He's offering shares
00:58:44to buy my testimony.
00:58:45That's evidence too.
00:58:48Ethan,
00:58:48if you took the shares,
00:58:49a lot of people
00:58:49would say you won.
00:58:50I don't need Kelvin shares
00:58:51to prove I won.
00:58:53Then what do you want?
00:58:54Clear my name,
00:58:55get people paid,
00:58:56and hold the forgers accountable.
00:58:59That's enough.
00:59:05The framework is approved.
00:59:07Hobfield gets
00:59:08exclusive investment rights.
00:59:09The employee payroll account
00:59:10will be set up today.
00:59:12Hobfield will implement
00:59:12the revised plan.
00:59:14The six banks
00:59:14will keep reviewing
00:59:15phagist credit support
00:59:16under the new
00:59:17oversight structure.
00:59:18The supplier committee
00:59:19will join the oversight.
00:59:20The old board
00:59:20had no seat
00:59:21in the new structure.
00:59:22Banks,
00:59:22employees,
00:59:23suppliers,
00:59:23and the administrator
00:59:24were finally
00:59:25at the same table.
00:59:27Now we couldn't
00:59:27just cut people off anymore.
00:59:31It wasn't an apology.
00:59:32It just looked like
00:59:33one at first.
00:59:34Marcus says you helped
00:59:35build Kelvin with him.
00:59:36He admits mishandling
00:59:37the bonus and says
00:59:38he was wrong
00:59:38to trust Victor.
00:59:39Keep going.
00:59:40He's offering you
00:59:40all his remaining shares
00:59:41if you tell police
00:59:42and the banks
00:59:42the guarantees
00:59:43were normal company financing.
00:59:44He still wants you
00:59:45to change your story for him?
00:59:46Not change it.
00:59:46He wants me to turn
00:59:47forgery into procedure.
00:59:48Even now,
00:59:49Marcus didn't get it.
00:59:50I didn't leave
00:59:50because we couldn't
00:59:51agree on a price.
00:59:55Lucas,
00:59:55send the original
00:59:56to police and the administrator.
00:59:58You're sure?
00:59:58He's offering shares
00:59:59to buy my testimony.
01:00:01That's evidence, too.
01:00:03Ethan,
01:00:04if you took the shares,
01:00:05a lot of people
01:00:05would say you won.
01:00:06I don't need Kelvin shares
01:00:07to prove I won.
01:00:08Then what do you want?
01:00:10Clear my name,
01:00:11get people paid,
01:00:12and hold the forgers
01:00:13accountable.
01:00:15That's enough.
01:00:21The framework
01:00:21is approved.
01:00:23Hobfield gets
01:00:23exclusive investment rights.
01:00:25The employee payroll account
01:00:26will be set up today.
01:00:27Hobfield will implement
01:00:28the revised plan.
01:00:29The six banks
01:00:30will keep reviewing
01:00:31phagist credit support
01:00:32under the new
01:00:32oversight structure.
01:00:34The supplier committee
01:00:34will join the oversight.
01:00:35The old board
01:00:36had no seat
01:00:37in the new structure.
01:00:38Banks,
01:00:38employees,
01:00:39suppliers,
01:00:39and the administrator
01:00:40were finally
01:00:41at the same table.
01:00:42Now we couldn't
01:00:43just cut people off anymore.
01:00:49The day the new rules
01:00:51came out,
01:00:51Noah called me.
01:00:52Ethan,
01:00:53the bonus rules
01:00:53are public now.
01:00:54Contribution,
01:00:55project risk,
01:00:55approval responsibility,
01:00:56it's all spelled out.
01:00:57And any bonus change
01:00:58needs a written reason.
01:00:59Employees can request
01:01:00a review.
01:01:01I used to think
01:01:01bigger companies
01:01:02meant better rules.
01:01:03Turns out in rules
01:01:03just become someone
01:01:04else's weapon.
01:01:05Everyone says
01:01:05your $2,000 bonus
01:01:06made it into company policy.
01:01:08Don't make me
01:01:08the cautionary tale.
01:01:09You're not.
01:01:10The company paid
01:01:11$540 million
01:01:12to learn that
01:01:12professionalism
01:01:13isn't weakness.
01:01:18I never threw away
01:01:19that badge.
01:01:21It wasn't a souvenir.
01:01:23It was a reminder.
01:01:26Same signature.
01:01:27This time,
01:01:28it wasn't to take
01:01:29the blame.
01:01:45A year later,
01:01:46another bank alert
01:01:47came in.
01:01:48My profit share
01:01:49was much more
01:01:49than Kelvin's
01:01:50old $200,000 bonus.
01:01:52So what are we
01:01:52doing with it?
01:01:54Book five tickets.
01:01:55My parents,
01:01:56you,
01:01:56our son,
01:01:56and me.
01:01:57Everyone goes.
01:01:58Money can't give me
01:01:59those eight years back,
01:02:00but it taught me
01:02:01my work should never
01:02:02be undervalued,
01:02:03and my health matters
01:02:04more than empty promises.
01:02:05Marcus and Victor's cases
01:02:07were still ongoing.
01:02:08The fake guarantees
01:02:09were void,
01:02:10the money was still
01:02:11being recovered,
01:02:11and Kelvin Industries
01:02:13was history.
01:02:17I looked at those words
01:02:18and thought of that
01:02:19$2,000 bonus.
01:02:20Back then,
01:02:21it felt like the price
01:02:22of eight years of work.
01:02:24Now it was a reminder.
01:02:25Don't make the quiet ones
01:02:27pay for someone else's
01:02:28mistakes.
01:02:29Take care.
01:02:30Take care,
01:02:30take care.
01:02:31Take care.
01:02:32Take care.
01:02:33Take care.
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