Chapter 16 - Legal Counsel Prepares the Prosecution
Down in Manhattan, a team of top-tier federal prosecutors and family lawyers gathered in Victor Reynolds’s corporate penthouse.
The conference table was covered in medical reports, financial audits, and security logs proving premeditation across all counts.
“We have an airtight case that will guarantee a minimum of thirty years without the possibility of parole,” the lead attorney stated.
“I don't want a plea deal; I want the maximum penalty allowed under federal and state law,” Victor Reynolds commanded sternly.
“Agreed; we’ll push for consecutive sentencing on the child endangerment and financial embezzlement charges,” the prosecutor confirmed.
Reynolds entered the boardroom quietly, holding a cup of coffee and listening to the legal strategy unfold with grim satisfaction.
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“When does the grand jury convene?” Reynolds asked, taking a seat at the head of the polished mahogany table.
“Tomorrow morning at nine sharp, Mr. Reynolds; she’ll be indicted before noon,” the lead attorney replied confidently.
