Thank you for coming all this way to find the last tape. I know it seems like an unnecessary

journey considering all the others were delivered to your door, but there was a reason for it.

We'll get to that later.

Are you listening to this in the cabin?

I hope so. I left a cassette player for you so that you could.

It's not strictly necessary that you listen to the tape there, but it's better if you do.

You'll be more prepared and preparation is the key to success. Well, let's start with the good news. First, you have not been fired yet.

I think that's all the good news there is, sorry, and unfortunately you will be fired soon. Your office is cooperating fully with the IID to get

together all the information they need before they can make an arrest. Your husband is cooperating too.

This makes it sound like you have a window of hope that they won't find enough to indict you,

that perhaps there's still a chance you can wriggle your way out of what you've done.

You can't. All those documents you stole, the ones that you forged and replaced and Mark Ramirez's desk, the IID found the duplicates.

They know you brought them home and kept them in a hidden place behind a movable piece of

drywall in your closet.

You might be thinking, no, there are no forged documents in my home.

The only thing behind the drywall is some hoarded cash and nine cassette tapes about personal

development.

Well, that might have been true last night, Greg, but are you sure it's true now?

You think your home is the safest place to be, But safety is an illusion. You might be thinking you never

forged any documents you only collected what you found but please Greg. You can't

expect the I-ID to believe that now can you?

After all, someone forged them and the equipment the forger used is carefully hidden in your closet.

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