Chapter 4 - Someone Altered My Medical Chart
The psychiatrist listed on the note was Dr. Nathan Cole.
I knew the name.
He attended Harrow Foundation galas.
Diane had introduced him to me twice.
Ethan read the note.
“Acute delusional thinking.”
“Threats toward family.”
“Possible postpartum custody risk.”
I had said none of those things.
The hospital began an audit.
The note had been uploaded through a consulting credential connected to
an outside behavioral-health group.
Marcus represented that group.
I looked at him.
He immediately said:
“That doesn’t mean I wrote it.”
He was right.
It did not.
But the connection was enough to preserve records.
I called Rebecca Sloan, a former colleague from the state attorney’s
office.
She arrived before midnight.
Rebecca reviewed the hidden-camera footage, custody papers, and chart.
Then she asked me something Ethan had not.
“Why did you suspect Diane months ago?”
I looked toward my husband.
Because I had not told him everything.
Three months earlier, I found irregular payments inside the Harrow
Family Foundation.
I had stopped working as a forensic accountant after marrying Ethan.
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But numbers still spoke to me.
And Diane’s numbers had been screaming.
