Chapter 13 - Sarah Testifies Before The Federal Grand Jury
Wearing a modest black dress, Sarah walked into the federal courthouse in lower Manhattan to give her testimony. She stood before twenty-three grand jurors, detailing the physical assault in the foyer and the years of emotional terror.
Her voice was strong and clear as she presented the bruised photographs taken at Mount Sinai Hospital. David watched from the gallery, proud of the woman who had fought through unimaginable pain to protect their child.
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The grand jury took less than two hours to return a forty-count indictment against Eleanor and her co-conspirators. Charges included murder in the first degree, wire fraud, child trafficking, and aggravated assault under federal law.
Eleanor’s bail was officially revoked, locking her in a federal cell until trial.
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