Adopted Son Talks to "Headless Man" at 3 AM — Morning After, My Face Is Cut From Every Photo in the House
👉 Previous Decision: You chose to attempt a direct financial counter-buyout using Driscoll’s corporate trail.
I initiated an encrypted VoIP link, bouncing the signal through three offshore servers. “Driscoll,” I stated, my voice devoid of emotion. “I’ll sign the custody surrender. For $600,000. Wired to an offshore escrow, within the hour.”
A pause on the other end. “Six hundred thousand? You’re expensive, Finch. But you’re smart. You know the clock’s ticking.” A dry chuckle. “Done. I’ll initiate the transaction protocol now. You’ll receive confirmation shortly.”
My tracking software, already prepped, screamed to life. The moment Driscoll initiated the transfer, a tiny 45-second window opened into Apex Holdings’ operational bank accounts. It was a digital ghost, flashing across my screen before the encryption could fully close.
My eyes scanned the outgoing wire. $600,000. Destination: “Delaware County Public Works Fund – Special Projects.” Then, a smaller notation, a routing number, confirmed my suspicion. It was a political action committee, a PAC, controlled by Sheriff Wayne Halloway.
Undeniable proof. Municipal felony bribery. Driscoll wasn’t just pulling strings; he was funding Halloway’s political ambitions, buying his complicity. The financial counter-buyout had not only confirmed Driscoll’s desperation but also secured the smoking gun against the Sheriff.
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