Chapter 11 - Local Police Arrive to Investigate the Massive Fraud
Two Cumberland County sheriff deputies stood on the front porch under the afternoon sun, notebooks in hand.
“Mr. Moretti? Dispatch sent us out for a reported domestic fraud and document forgery in progress,” the senior officer said.
“Step inside, officers; I have enough physical and digital evidence to put two people away for decades,” I stated firmly.
I handed them the waterproof sleeve containing the forged power of attorney and guardianship documents.
I also pointed them directly toward the smartphone video files stored on Noah’s old device on the kitchen island.
The deputies reviewed the footage and scanned the notarized signatures with growing expressions of professional shock.
“This isn't just a domestic dispute; this is interstate wire fraud and conspiracy to commit child abduction,” the deputy noted.
“Marcus Vance is a registered attorney in this county; we’re going to need a warrant for his office immediately,” he added.
“Get whatever warrants you need, and I’ll have my corporate legal team back you up with full force,” I replied.
The deputies radioed their precinct headquarters, requesting immediate backup units and a county judge’s signature.
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The trap was fully sprung, and there was zero escape for Vanessa or her corporate co-conspirator.
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