Allison Brandt — The Blue Folder They Never Expected
“There’s a difference between proving documents are false and proving who created them,” she said.
“We will need records from the trustee, the banks, the notary, and the companies involved.
The recording is useful, but we cannot assume everything on it tells the whole story.”
She contacted a forensic accountant named Helen Sato, whose first question was not about the missing money.
“Who had access to Allison’s documents?”
“Kyle, Sandra, and possibly their bookkeeper,” Evelyn answered.
“Anyone else?”