Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
“You’ve got your own statements,” she said.
“I do.
What I want is the name at the other end.”
She read for a while.
Then she lined the page up with the edge of the calendar.
“I can’t give out a destination account name to a non-signatory without a subpoena or written consent from the account holder.”
“And I have neither one today.”
“That’s right.”