At the Norchester News Center, the flashbulbs were blinding, brighter than daylight. Microphones from dozens of major national media outlets were practically shoved into my face.
"Dr. Vance, did you maliciously refuse to treat a patient because of a personal grudge? The patient's time is running out. You're watching him die. Does this not violate every principle of medical ethics?" The moment I sat down, a reporter in the front row fired off the sharp, aggressive question.
I spoke calmly. "I have already formally recused myself."
I leaned closer to the microphone. "I refused to operate because I have now gathered sufficient evidence—it was Liam Sterling and Richard Sterling who killed my father with their own hands! And not only that, to cover up their crime, they colluded with the Dela
