Chapter 10: Turning State’s Evidence

Chapter 10: Turning State’s Evidence
The interrogation rooms at the federal building in Miami were ice-cold. Nolan, ever the opportunist, didn’t hesitate to throw Camille under the bus. Over the next forty-eight hours, he laid out the entire conspiracy to the U.S. Attorney.
He detailed how Camille had slowly slipped sedatives into Ruth’s evening tea to mimic the symptoms of cognitive decline. He confessed to forging the medical affidavits and bypassing the corporate security protocols.
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In exchange for a slightly reduced sentence, Nolan surrendered the offshore account numbers, repatriating the stolen two million dollars.
When Camille’s lawyer informed her of Nolan’s confession, she shattered. The pristine, calculating woman broke down in her holding cell, finally realizing that the man she had conspired with had discarded her the moment she was no longer useful.