Chapter 8The next morning, Kevin Walters and I sit side by side at the table in our conference room, several documents covering the tabletop between us, with one in particular that we are focused on—Kevin's last-minute find at the Consolidated warehouse.
“So,” Kevin says thoughtfully, “we have this $50,000 invoice for work performed by J. Andrews Company on the date of the accident. It says unit 319, which internally means Wheeling, so they cleaned that up before they produced it. But they missed a more technical issue—the invoice is for repair and removal of oak substructures, and the oak substructures are in Ruston, not in Wheeling.”
“You're sure about that?”
“Definitely. I was familiar with documents at both locations. That's something Michael's people and the lawyers wouldn't know t
