“Because the wire transfers crossed state lines,” Nora said. “The trust was registered in Delaware, the townhouse is in New York, and the foundation is in Connecticut. That makes it a federal issue.”

“And the injunction?” Richard asked.

“I am going to file to freeze every single asset associated with the Whitmore Foundation,” Nora said, a cold smile touching her lips.

“Can you do that quickly?” I asked.

“With this level of clear, documented fraud? Yes,” Nora said. “I can have the papers filed before the courthouse doors open tomorrow morning.”

“What happens to Margaret when the assets are frozen?” Richard asked.

“The foundation’s bank accounts will be locked,” Nora said. “They won’t be able to pay their staff, their vendors, or their public relations firm.”

“And her donors?” Richard asked.

“That’s the best part,” Nora said. “The moment the freeze is ordered, it becomes public record. Every wealthy donor who has written a check to the Whitmore Foundation will get a notification from their own legal teams.”

“They will panic,” Richard said.