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PART 2 : The Geometry of Silence
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“I’m right here with you, son,” I told him. “I’m not leaving your side again.” Irving tried to block the paramedics and was tackled instantly. Piper, who’d spent the whole night acting like the lady of the house, started sobbing about knowing nothing about the basement. Sabrina still clutched her paper. “This is my legal residence! You have no right to remove me!” Arthur opened a leather folder. “This property belongs to Yates Real Estate Holdings, a subsidiary of the parent corporation. You live here because your husband’s employer permitted it. And as of twenty minutes ago, every corporate access, legal power, and financial card tied to this family has been formally revoked.” Sabrina’s composure cracked completely. “My husband is a secret drug addict!” she screamed. “He begged me to lock him down there so he wouldn’t hurt himself!” I pulled out my phone. “Then you can explain to the state prosecutor why you were feeding him cold rice on a concrete floor while grinding your heel into his fractured leg.” I didn’t play the recording for the crowd. I handed the files straight to the lead investigator, along with the photographs, the cotton pad, the video, and the exact location of the poisoned houseplant. I wanted this case built on an unassailable chain of custody, not a spectacle.
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