the property was shared. One of the officers served him with an emergency protective order prohibiting him from contacting his wife until the court hearing.
Linda exploded accusing Claire of lying, but the officer was blunt: the photographs of the hospital, the testimonies of the neighbors and the security cameras said otherwise.
When they finally entered the apartment, Jason was paralyzed. The place was almost empty. They had taken works of art, designer furniture, jewelry, office equipment and even the grand piano inherited from Claire’s grandfather. Nothing illegal: everything was inventoried and supported by legal documents. Only Jason’s personal belongings remained: his clothes, his consoles, and his sports memorabilia.
Above the kitchen island was another envelope. It contained divorce papers, a civil lawsuit for medical expenses, and copies of criminal charges filed against Linda for assault.
The trial and its consequences
Three months later, the courtroom was full. Neighbors testified
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