Marsh called me the next morning with the information I needed.
Marcus Hale was a ghost. His business dealings were legitimate on paper, but his foundation had been flagged for anomalies three years ago. Donations from shell companies. Grants to clinics that didn't exist. Payments to doctors who had been stripped of their licenses.
Elena Vasquez was one of those doctors.
"She was a trauma surgeon at St. Mary's," Marsh said. "She lost her license five years ago after a patient died on her table. The family sued. She settled. Then she disappeared."
"And now she works for Hale."
"Apparently. We found a property in her name. A house on the north side. It's registered to a shell company, but the utilities are in her name."
I wrote down the address.
"We're going to raid it tonight," Marsh
