Chapter 16 - Marcus Wynn changes his story
At first Marcus said:
“Aurelia told me Vellari approved everything.”
Then emails surfaced.
Marcus:
Should we paper vehicle rental separately?
Aurelia:
No. Internal hospitality covers it.
Marcus:
My lawyer will want proof.
Aurelia:
Then don’t show him this arrangement.
Bad.
Later:
Marcus:
If Stefano sees Redline on Unit Six telematics, what do I say?
Aurelia:
Say it was concierge testing. He never reads fleet detail.
Worse.
Marcus still argued he believed she had broad authority.
But he knew formal documentation was missing.
Prosecutors reviewed possible:
Commercial fraud.
Theft-related facilitation.
Civil conversion.
He negotiated cooperation.
He provided:
Client lists.
Invoices.
Payment records.
Booking messages.
In return prosecutors considered reduced charges.
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He was not treated as mastermind simply because he cooperated.
He had profited too.
