Fifty pages, thick with bank records and signature analyses, with a red classification stamp on the cover.

I laid it on the table and opened it to the third tab.

“This is a financial trace carried out by the United States Army Intelligence and Security Command,” I said.

“It shows two million dollars in fraudulent loans taken out against the Boston property.

It shows my forged signature on the loan papers.

It shows that the notary’s seal belongs to a man who isn’t on the state registry.”

The younger lawyer in the navy suit shut his briefcase.