“That’s my mother-in-law’s main checking account,” I said.

“Did he leave a forwarding address for the final tax documents?” Rebecca asked.

“He listed a post office box in Norfolk,” Thomas said.

“Box four-twelve.”

Rebecca wrote the box number in her spiral notebook.

“We need a certified copy of this entire folder, including the notary stamp sheet and the buyer’s deposit slip.”

Thomas walked over to a copy machine behind his desk and pressed the green button.

“How much earnest money did the buyer put down?” I asked.