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
I took a job instead — head of internal compliance at an independent financial firm, catching, now, the kind of fraud that had once caught me — and I told him why.
“You can’t buy this back, Flynn,” I said.
“You don’t get to write a check and make five years disappear.
Mason is your son, and you can be his father — I will never stand between you and that, ever.
But you and me.
That’s going to take time, if it happens at all.