Glenda was not looking forward to her call with Mr. Kirkpatrick. "Mr. Kirkpatrick, I am Glenda Shock from Broder, Sams and Ultig. We are performing the Silko purchase due diligence for ABC Company. I think Mr. Proctor said you would be available as needed." Mr. Kirkpatrick said he was aware of the ongoing due diligence and would help in any way he could. "Mr. Kirkpatrick, I have discovered some potential problems with your last review report and the underlying inventory values. I have two perpetuals, one significantly higher than the other, for the financials review date. I discussed this with Sheri and she asked me to call you. Also, I found a Swiss bank account statement with deposits to Silko from Tsingto. According to Silko's financials, this account doesn't exist, although the statement suggests it has been around since Silko started." "Glenda, I understand your questions," Mr. Kirkpatrick said. "I know they are important for you to resolve to complete your due diligence. I would like to discuss them in person rather than over the phone. I will clear my calendar any day next week to meet with you here in New York." Glenda had hoped there was a logical and legal explanation for what was going on. She now knew from Mr. Kirkpatrick's reaction that the situation was real and would not go away. She also had a deadline. "Thanks Mr. Kirkpatrick, I appreciate your offer. This cannot wait until next week. I will plan to be in your offices tomorrow morning by 10 a.m. I will see you tomorrow." Mr. Kirkpatrick reluctantly agreed and the meeting was set