Chapter 35

"After the incident, the families of the 11 workers received memos stating their loved ones had died in car accidents, and each family was given a mere one hundred thousand dollars as compensation. "We've interviewed witnesses who were present during the Havana Bay accident, confirming that these 11 workers all perished in the accident. "Furthermore, our investigation reveals that Quinn Group, despite knowing the workers were buried alive, chose not to initiate any rescue efforts, in an attempt to bury the truth." "Mr. Quinn, please provide an explanation to the public and give justice to the victims' families." The usually composed and cunning Charlie's eyes widened, and his face drained of color. The authoritative presence he exuded just moments before disappeared entirely. If one looked closely, one would notice his hands trembling. The sudden exposure of the Havana Bay incident, especially in this setting, was catastrophic. He understood the gravity and the consequences of thi