Eric Foller owned Data<br />
Mines Inc., a business he started himself in his garage. Now<br />
employing over a hundred people in a two-story office building, he<br />
planned to gut the company, take the profits, and retire into the<br />
woods where he could spend the days reading Thoreau and Emerson.<br />
	Neither Foller's<br />
employees nor his investors knew his plans. As far as Foller knew,<br />
the only one aware of his company's eventual destruction was the man<br />
across the table from him in the DMI conference room, the owner