“I came across your old post office box registration file this morning,” Tom said, looking down as he punched the register keys.

“You mean box four hundred twelve?” I asked.

“The postal inspector had the whole lockbox unit pulled out of the wall,” Tom said, handing me sixty cents in change.

“The federal auditors were going through three years of mail records.”

“Did they find the checks David was redirecting from his old employer?” I asked.

“They found forty-eight thousand dollars in company checks made out to other names,” Tom said.

“The inspector said David won’t be leaving the federal facility in Milwaukee for a long, long time.”