Raymond’s Consulting Company
Chapter 13 - Raymond’s Consulting Company
Raymond attempted to destroy records after the sale collapsed.
Federal agents intercepted boxes leaving his office.
The documents showed years of false invoices paid through Hart charities and factory-modernization funds.
One invoice charged twelve million dollars for “infant wellness market analysis.”
The report contained eleven pages copied from public websites.
Another payment funded the private recovery center where Paula expected employment.
The center’s business plan included a special division for wealthy mothers declared temporarily unfit.
Their family trusts would pay for treatment.
Guardians would approve expenses.
Children would remain with relatives.
Maya’s confinement was not only about one sale.
It was intended to become the center’s first high-profile case.
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Raymond’s investors wanted proof that the model could secure long-term control over protected wealth.
Evelyn had offered her daughter-in-law as the demonstration.
