My Father Tossed a Blue Savings Passbook into the Mud at Cedar Ridge
“Was there a problem with the probate back then?”
Arthur put his glasses back on and cleared his throat loudly.
He opened the cookie tin and lifted out a thick stack of yellowed legal paper.
“Beatrice didn’t hire me for a simple probate case, Samantha.”
He smoothed the top page flat on his desk.
The document had a faded court seal stamped in the upper right corner.
“I pulled the restricted records just like you asked,” he said.
“The bank manager was completely right to flag Gregory’s name.