Naomi
The academic's name was Professor Kofi Asante-Brobbey.
Sixty-one years old. A chair at the University of Ghana's law faculty. Author of three significant texts on cross-jurisdictional inheritance law in post-colonial African contexts. A man whose career had been built, over thirty years, on the specific legal architecture of exactly the kind of trust mechanism that the Voss-Vael network had exploited. He had not built the architecture from inside the law. He had built it by understanding the law's pressure points well enough to write the textbooks that described them — and had, apparently, provided that understanding to Marius Vael across two years of private consultation that had never appeared in any public record.
Priya had his full biography on Naomi's phone by five PM.
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