Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
“And what did you tell him?”
“That the sheriff would already be there.”
I didn’t correct her.
I wrote sheriff on the sticky note beneath the tow company’s name and boxed it in.
The bank manager’s nameplate said L.
Meyers, and a dried coffee ring ran across the L.
I put the manila folder on her desk and opened it to page four of the private investigator’s report.
“I’m filing a formal fraud claim on the joint checking account,” I said.