ExposureThe evidence was precise.That was the thing about it, the first thing Miguel noticed when the internal investigation circulated its preliminary findings to the senior level and he was included in the circulation because he was, at this point, still a senior-level member in good standing with full access to the process designed to find what he was being positioned as.He read the preliminary findings at his workstation on the floor above the ninth, on a Wednesday morning, with the same expression he brought to everything he read. The document was twelve pages long, dense with technical language and cross-references. It had been compiled by a team of analysts who reported directly to the woman with the reading glasses, and its tone was clinical, dispassionate, the tone of people who believed they were conducting an objective investigation.The evidence was not overwhelming. It was precise. There was a difference. Overwhelming evidence was the kind that accumulated through prox