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Chapter 22
Chapter 22 The next day at the office, I finally got a break on the Gundarrson case. It came from drawing a chart, using different colored lines to indicate the known connections between the different companies. Red was for direct ownership, green was for shared board members, blue was for business dealings, and so on. In all the labyrinth of connected companies, the far majority of which existed only on paper, there was one company and only one company that seemed to be linked to all of them: True Knowledge Property, which owned exactly one building in its own name. The building in question was listed as vacant, although all taxes on the property had been paid on time. The listed address was 93 Currant Avenue. I could remember the street. I had to drive past it now and then on one erra
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