CHAPTER 137

“If Anderson was involved in destabilizing Luther’s company, he might have had a motive to ensure that Luther’s downfall was complete. I suspect there’s more to this story.”

“Got it,” Jane said. "Let me see what I can uncover."

With my mind racing, I returned to the documents as soon as I hung up. It was becoming increasingly evident how Mr. Luther's unfortunate accident and Mr. Anderson's financial manipulations were related.

The notion that this was a deliberate act of sabotage rather than just a commercial disagreement was terrifying.

The more I looked through the documents, the more I could see how Mr. Luther was directly impacted by Mr. Anderson's activities. There were memos that hinted at internal conflicts, with Mr. Anderson accusing Mr. Luther of mismanagement and financial irresponsibility.

The accusations seemed designed to discredit Mr. Luther and create a justification for the financial collapse that followed.

One particular document stood out—a report detailing a meeting