Seven Years After Hanging Up Her Uniform, Samantha Exposed Eleven Million Dollars in Court
“Under Connecticut law, a notary entry with no thumbprint and no verified state ID is completely invalid,” I said.
The investigator glanced up.
“You’re sure about that?”
“I used to prosecute these.
Notaries get sloppy, and cases fall apart.”
She closed the book.
“This one didn’t get sloppy.
This one got choosy.”
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