"Explain that," I say again.
Nora wraps both hands around her own cup. She has the body language of someone who has been sitting on something heavy for a long time and has finally found a place to put it down.
"Dominic's sample was in a private storage facility," she says. "Not the general donor bank. He made a private arrangement with the clinic eighteen months ago. Very few people knew about it. The clinic director, one storage technician, and Dominic's personal attorney."
"So it couldn't have been mislabeled by accident," I say.
"The general storage and the private facility are in completely separate units," she says. "Different rooms. Different access codes. For his sample to end up in your procedure, someone had to physically move it. Had to access both units, swap the labeling, a
