“Trent was understandably upset by the reports. She said she had never seen them before. I can only guess that she didn’t want them found.” “Objection,” Robert said in a loud, controlled voice. “The witness is speculating.” “Sustained.” The judge looked at the tall, gangly lawyer from the IRS. “Instruct your witness to testify only on what she knows, not on what she can guess.” The lawyer nodded. He went to stand next to Jensen, seated in the witness box. She was the prosecution’s star witness, ...dressed in a beautiful deep-purple designer suit. She looked every inch the proper accountant with the exception of dark circles under her eyes. She looked as if she hadn’t slept in days. “So you confronted Dr. Trent with these expense reports and she denied signing them.” The lawyer went over to the prosecution’s table and picked up a stack of papers. “But everyone who has examined the evidence can clearly see that her signature is upon them. Dr. Trent has admitted herself that it looks like her signature.”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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