Wade took three yellowed deposit slips from his folder and set them under the brass table lamp.

“Arthur was named as the only corporate director.”

“Those paper records are more than forty years old,” Arthur said, stepping out from behind the podium.

“They have no legal weight in a modern county court.”

“They have your official bank teller stamp on them,” Wade said.

“And your signature is on every quarterly withdrawal receipt from 1979 to 1984.”

Arthur stared down at the deposit slips sitting under the desk lamp.

“Where did you get those internal teller slips?” Arthur asked.