The detective connected this to a man named Graham, an associate of Evan who specialized in handling things quietly.
When questioned, a contractor confirmed that Brittany had personally removed the detector batteries and that Graham had been involved behind the scenes.
The threat became more real.
Shortly afterward, I received documents showing a forged power of attorney signed in my name, indicating that Brittany had planned to frame me as part of the scheme.
The evidence, however, showed inconsistencies that proved the forgery.
The detective reassured me that it would hold up in court, but the realization that my own sister had tried to erase me alongside our parents left a lasting scar.
My mother insisted on seeing Brittany one final time in prison, seeking closure despite everything.
In the visitation room, Brittany spoke openly about her resentment, her feelings of being overlooked, and her belief that she deserved more.
When asked directly if she intended to kill them, she replied quietly, “I meant to end the waiting.”
That answer removed all illusion.
I told her clearly that she would not receive forgiveness or access to my life again.