He could not yet tell us whether the sale would be reversed, but he had already advised Sarah to challenge the transfer and report the suspected fraud.
Then he showed us another document.
It was a financial agreement involving a company called Whitman Development Group.
Sarah went pale.
“I’ve never heard of that company.”
David removed his glasses.
“Your daughter appears to have used your personal information in connection with it.”
I felt my stomach tighten.
“Used it for what?”
“I’m still investigating the details. However, there are indications that money connected to the property transaction may have been redirected through business accounts.”
Sarah stared at the document.
Then she whispered, “Oh, Jenna. What have you done?”
On the drive home, she barely spoke.
When we reached the house, she went directly to the spare bedroom and closed the door.
I gave her space for an hour.
Then I knocked.
