“There is more, Your Honor,” Clara Vale said, standing up beside Hannah.

Clara’s hands were shaking, but her voice was steady.

“We have the financial records from my late brother’s estate,” Clara said.

She handed a stack of bound papers to the bailiff.

“While the children were sitting alone at the airport, Marissa was transferring funds,” Clara explained.

“She initiated three separate wire transfers totaling twelve million dollars to an offshore account in the Cayman Islands.”

“The security footage also shows who was assisting her with this transaction at the airport,” Ryker added, speaking from his seat.

“Mr. Steel, you are not a party to this filing yet,” the judge noted, though she did not tell him to be quiet.

“I am the temporary custodian who took them in when they were left freezing in the terminal, Your Honor,” Ryker said, his voice commanding the room.

“And my security team has analyzed the high-definition feed from the airport’s business lounge.”

The monitor showed a different angle now.

It was the interior of the premium airline lounge at O’Hare, filmed just minutes before Marissa abandoned the twins.