Hollis Braide knew in the March of 2024 who had bought thirty-eight per cent of his company, because I told him myself, in a room, with lawyers, as you have to.
He also knew — because he is sixty-six and has been in that chair since 2011 and does the things men like him do — exactly who I was married to.
I never asked him for anything. I want that absolutely clear and the record supports it: there is no email, no call, no meeting. I have been asked about this by two separate people with a duty to ask and the answer is the same.
I did not have to ask.
A chairman with a new thirty-eight per cent holder and an operations job to fill looked at the shareholder’s husband and made the easy call, and wrote a careful sentence in the minutes, and nobody on that committee needed it spelled out.
