You Decide
And then — this is the last piece and it is the one that made me do the thing in Part Thirteen — you realize that you are being asked to prove a negative, in a case where the only other people who can speak to the timeline have an interest in the answer.
My sister had said, to a doctor, in front of witnesses, when we left her with Alma, she was perfectly fine.
If that sentence were true, there is only one place the injury could have happened.
I want to say clearly that I do not believe my sister said it in order to do that.
I did believe it for four months.
I do not now.