Three Decades of Pretending Come to an End in a Military Holding Cell
“Glenn set the first payment for September fourteen,” I said.
“The day of your promotion ceremony,” the lawyer said.
“He wants the money in his account, and he wants me to take the fall on the very day I take command,” I said.
Hayes drew the top document from the middle stack and turned it around so I could read it.
It showed an advance transfer of eleven thousand four hundred dollars.
“We’ve got enough evidence to charge him with federal wire fraud,” Hayes said.