Chapter 19 - Exposing The Blackmail To Federal Prosecutors
Instead of giving in to Evelyn’s blackmail, David walked directly into the United States Attorney’s Office in downtown Chicago with the evidence. He handed over the historical offshore files along with Evelyn’s recent extortion letter.
"I won't let a convicted felon hold my family or my company hostage ever again," David told the lead federal prosecutor. The prosecutor reviewed the documents, nodding with deep professional approval at David’s courage and honesty.
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Federal agents immediately filed additional charges of felony extortion and obstruction of justice against Evelyn Vance. Her petition for early parole was summarily rejected by the board, adding another five years to her prison sentence.
David walked out of the federal building feeling an immense weight lifted off his shoulders—he had faced the final ghost of his past and won.
