Every new excuse contradicted the last.
Why report that the child refused the dose if it was administered safely?
Why was the child’s syringe hidden inside a shoe?
Why was the prescription label torn and hidden in a separate bag?
Why was a controlled adult sedative removed from a clinic inventory under a false patient profile?
Paul documented every statement word-for-word on his body camera.
The evidence did not rely on a frightened seven-year-old remembering complex medical terms. The timeline was already solidified by cold, unalterable data:
The exact minute the prescription was accessed at the clinic.
The station security camera showing Nora removing the hidden syringe from her shoe before anyone knew Richard’s name was in the system.
The pharmacy transaction log matching the torn label in his bag.
The triage record from the pediatric ICU confirming the presence of the sedative in Violet’s bloodstream.
