Chapter 16 - Federal Prosecutors Prepare A Watertight Case For Trial
In the federal district attorney’s office in Boston, prosecutors compiled an airtight case against Victoria Sterling.
The combination of the high-definition security camera footage, forensic financial audits, and witness testimonies left zero room for defense.
Charges were officially upgraded to include attempted first-degree murder, wire fraud, and interstate financial embezzlement.
A federal judge denied bail without hesitation, citing the extreme severity of the crimes and clear flight risks.
Victoria’s public defender advised her to prepare for a guilty plea in exchange for avoiding a life sentence without parole.
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She refused, still clinging to the delusional belief that her wealth and charm could somehow manipulate the judicial system.
The trial date was set for early winter, promising a swift and uncompromising delivery of American justice.
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