held by Palmer Family Holdings LLC, with Linda listed as sole member.
The structure was disturbingly sophisticated.
Fake vendors.
Fake W9s.
Invoices generated on a home computer whose metadata matched Linda’s laptop.
Those seventeen Medicare processing charges were only the beginning.
There were property-maintenance assessments, estate-planning consultation fees, and recurring charges labeled skilled nursing coordination.
Those payments went to a P.O. Box registered to Derek’s real-estate office.
“Your grandfather couldn’t stop her,” Margaret said.
By the time Ray completed the audit, Grandpa’s Parkinson’s had progressed too far for him