Chapter 15 - THE MILITARY SEALThe supposed overseas notarization of my signature was fraudulent.
That became one of the cleanest pieces of evidence.
Document stated I had appeared before a military legal-assistance officer in February.
I was in Poland.
Possible.
But the named officer had rotated home in December.
The seal number belonged to another office.
My unit records showed I was on convoy operations seventy miles away on the alleged signing date.
Could someone have copied my signature from an older document?
Almost certainly.
Who?
Forensics could not say from ink on copies.
An original later surfaced.
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Fingerprints had limited value after handling.
Evidence is rarely polite enough to write the perpetrator’s name across itself.
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Chapter 16 - THE HOUSE DOCUMENTSOur Virginia home had not successfully transferred.
Chapter 17 - VICTORIA’S HANDSVictoria had hurt Maya too.
Chapter 18 - THE OLD PHONEThe old phone held more than photographs.
Chapter 19 - THE CENTRAL TRUTHMy family did not plan to steal my entire life while I was deployed.
Chapter 20 - THE REPORTMaya decided to make a formal police report.
Chapter 21 - THE COUNTERSTORYVictoria and Julian hired separate attorneys.
