Chapter 91:
Felix Marsh's statement takes four hours.
Miss Okonkwo and Agent Ramirez and a court reporter and a man from the federal prosecutor's office sit in a conference room at the county jail while Felix Marsh talks for four hours straight.
He names everybody.
The senator. The judges. The sheriffs. The lawyers. Every name in the ledger, one by one, with dates and amounts and what he did for the money.
And then he names Lucy Sterling.
And the shed.
And what's in the shed.
By the time he's done, the room is dead quiet and the court reporter has stopped typing and everybody's looking at everybody else.
"Mr. Marsh," Agent Ramirez says. "Do you understand what you just did?"
Felix Marsh is quiet.
"Yeah," he says. "I understand."
"Then you also understand that as of this moment
