material contained impressive promises but little verifiable evidence of actual operations.
There were colorful presentations.
Projected profits.
Claims about helping artists connect with buyers.
But very few concrete records showing a functioning business.
We also discovered correspondence involving a man named Tyler Morgan.
His name appeared alongside several financial proposals.
One document promised unusually large investment returns within a very short period.
Another suggested that Khloe had agreed to contribute money from a private family source.
Then we found something that made my stomach turn.
An investor summary listed:
Lucas Bennett — Silent Partner — $72,000.
I stared at the document.
“I never agreed to invest in anything.”
Ethan looked concerned.
“Then you need to preserve this and speak with an attorney.”
I nodded.
What had begun as missing mortgage payments was turning into possible financial fraud.
And my own name was now appearing on paperwork I’d never signed.
As we
