I Went to Prison for a Crime I Didn’t Commit to Protect Him — Five Years Later, a Forged DNA Test Nearly Buried the Truth Again
You confessed to my board.
And now you turn up on my driveway, freezing, pitiful, with a little boy who happens to have eyes like mine.” He leaned over the desk, and his voice was ice.
“Do you honestly expect me to believe that’s a coincidence?
How much is this performance going to cost me?”
The unfairness of it took the air out of me.
“I didn’t know this was your house, Flynn,” I said.