My Husband Destroyed the Kitchen Camera Before the Police Arrived — He Never Knew My Late Father Had Built It to Keep a Copy
He thought he had married a woman.
He had, as far as he was concerned, acquired an obstacle, and when the obstacle would not move, he tried to remove it.
And in doing so, he had handed my lawyer the one thing a burn injury alone could never provide: proof, in ink, that my inheritance had mattered more to him than my life, and than his own daughter’s.
Chapter 12 — Into the Courtroom