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The surprise isn't that how disorganized they were _internally_. Even if it's an open secret that the money hose isn't strictly above board, it was assumed that
by yifanl 4y ago
The surprise isn't that how disorganized they were _internally_. Even if it's an open secret that the money hose isn't strictly above board, it was assumed that at least, the guys in charge were keeping track of the money, even if only for purely selfish cover-my-ass purposes.
- lazide 4y agoOr even just to know how much money they had where, to loot it.
- HWR_14 4y agoOnce they looted the money, making the records disappear sounds smart.
- lazide 4y agoUsually that means something like keeping two sets of books. In this case, there's... half a book? Or at least seems like that's the extent of it. Also a half filled out spreadsheet that doesn't make any sense. It would be surprisingly bad even for a fly by night scammer who skimmed $100k before the cops caught up with him, let alone a billion+ dollar operation. But good point. Essentially, 'less evidence to shred if we never had it in the first place'?