When she realized Grant’s money was inaccessible, his credit lines were collapsing, and the Miami condominium might be seized, she hired her own attorney.
She claimed Grant had told her we were separated.
She insisted the jewelry came from “his personal funds” and denied knowing anything about fraudulent transfers.
It was a poor defense.
But it confirmed the apartment, the gifts, the payment timeline, and the shell company.
Grant’s criminal exposure grew.
By then, his rage had turned into bargaining.
He sent flowers to my father’s house.
They were returned.
He mailed a handwritten letter.
Rebecca archived it.
