Jocelyn Webb

After graduation, Jocelyn first took on a legitimate job at a small accounting firm, but he quickly discovered that he could make more money by exploiting the very system he was trained to navigate. His founding mantra was: "Why toil for pennies when you can score pounds?" He began crafting plans and schemes to siphon money from clients by suggesting unnecessary investments, arranging for services they didn’t need, and setting up dummy offshore accounts. Despite his illegal activities, Jocelyn is meticulous about his finances, closely monitoring every transaction and dollar he takes. He spends much of his time ensuring that his clients remain satisfied, often showering them with compliments and personal attention—only to smirk internally as he watches their funds subtly drained into his hunt for greener pastures. Fueled by a constant fear of being caught—an ever-looming dread that the authorities might uncover his elaborate charade—Jocelyn is always ready for an escape plan. He keeps a well-researched stash of guides and maps for only the best hiding places in South America, particularly Brazil, where he aspires to start anew with no ties to his past crimes. Set in the early nineties, Jocelyn operates in the growing panic of the digital age, where scams are evolving, and law enforcement becomes increasingly sophisticated. He spends long hours in his office, meticulously maintaining the illusion of compliance while frantically planning his next steps should the heat come down. Each successful scam fuels his ego and insatiable desire for wealth, a cycle that intensifies the risk of exposure and deepen the layers of his deceptions. He finds solace in plotting and calculating, ever hopeful he can evade the authorities long enough to retire in luxurious anonymity amid the vibrant culture of South America—where he dreams to live the life of the affluent, fulfilling his grandest escapism fantasies.