Friday, October 23, 2009

Apparently the ex-boss stopped by the ex-job today. The person (we'll call her Interim Secretary) they have working behind the desk had been told that if the ex-boss showed up, she was to call 911 immediately and have her removed from the premises. Well, she showed up with a double dose of honey on her tongue, was super sweet and told Interim Secretary that she had just received permission from the ex-job's lawyer to come on the premises to reclaim her things... and the Interim Secretary believed her. Not only did she NOT call the cops, but she let the ex-boss leave with stuff - and god knows what she took. As far as my friend, the Spy and I know, there wasn't anything left up there that was the personal property of the ex-boss, so no doubt she was up to something nefarious. After she left, the Interim Secretary called one of the board members and learned that she'd just been had. Ooopsie.

Meanwhile, while she was on the premises, the ex-boss told the Spy that her lawyer was going to shut the place down, and her lawyer was going to make sure that the renovations they're doing were halted.

Also, earlier in the day, my friend had stopped by the ex-job while one of the board members was there. Said board member was bemoaning the fact that they had all been naive and foolish enough to trust the ex-boss, even when the complaints and allegations began rolling in. You think? Meanwhile, whatever has "blindsided" them must be debt/embezzlement related, as this board member told my friend that the financial situation of the place is far worse than they had thought just two weeks ago. My friend was getting ready to press for more details when members of the public arrived and they had to cut their conversation short.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

What a moron! I would fire her on the spot!

And why do the not have a trespassing warrant against the ex-boss? If they did, then she could be arrested for even coming there (and if they do, they should call now and have her arrested). They should also call and report a theft - although since they don't know what she took, it would be pretty hard to report it. Somebody should definitley open her computer and review "recent docs" to see what she pulled up while she was there! AND someone should check the checkbook to ensure all of the checks are there (not just the next ones in the sequence but go through ALL the checks and make sure none are missing (can you tell I've dealt with an embezzlement situation before???)

My guess about the "blindsided" thing is embezzlement after the fact because now they are ina worse financial situation and say they shouldn't have trusted hera fter the fact. I am betting they didn't take her off the account and she marched herself right down to the bank and withdrew money which she will claim she is owed for whatever rediculous reason. I hope she goes to jail when all of this is said and done!