I married a man in prison for money. Three years later his conviction was overturned — and eight days after he came home he put a black box on the kitchen table and said, “Now it’s my turn.”

For the identical amount, to the cent.

Out of Avram Loewe’s own account. Into the trust’s.

Four out, four back. Same month. Same figures. Over and over for eleven terms.

And a man does not reimburse a charity for money he is stealing from it.

That is the whole of the defense. It is one sentence long and anybody can follow it.

That one page, put down next to the notebook that was taped inside that black box, ends the case.

It ends it in about four minutes, in front of any auditor, any judge, or anybody at all who can read a bank statement.

Imani Osei took that file in the February of 2024. She had the conviction overturned on the eleventh of September, 2025.

Nineteen months, which she says is fast.

Dov Pell turned that same case down in the April of 2023.

Eleven months.

My husband did eleven months in Fennimore that he did not have to do.