Germano Tomassetti

So I go back to Canada.

I go to Vancouver because that's where I have one of the companies set up that we're embezzling.

This is where I got about 150, 180 K somewhere in between there locked in one of these accounts.

And the CFO is not getting back to me.

Remember?

So I, I said this, I'm going to go see what's happening.

So I go over here to Vancouver, which is where I am now.

And I send a biker to the office and basically say that I'm in the city, that I want my money and that they have like, you know, a certain amount of time to get it to me.

Right.

CFO has a mental breakdown lawyers up, gets one of like Canada's top criminal lawyers or whatever, and starts looking at options for themselves, I guess.

And then I get this email that basically tells me from the lawyer, it's like a seasoned assist basically.

Right.

And it's telling me, I know what you've been up to.

I know you've been taking money out of this account for years.

If you don't stop, we're going to charge you with extortion, gangsterism, money laundering, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

I knew what it was though.

I knew that the CFO is at the most of the guilt here from the beginning.

Because keep in mind, this stuff existed before we came into the company.

They were already doing corrupt stuff with it.

So I knew that the CFO didn't want this to come to light.