She Framed Me As Unfit So I’ll See Her In Court Chapter 24
My lawyer clicked to the next page.
Beside Sloan’s edited video, the unaltered doorbell footage began to play. The full timestamp showed that from the moment I entered to the moment I closed the door, I had remained conscious the entire time. There was no sign of drunkenness in my actions or speech.
“The claim that she was passed out drunk comes entirely from a maliciously edited ten-second clip.”
The image changed.
The school surveillance still was enlarged. Beth glanced left and right, bent over Maya’s backpack, and slipped a small bottle inside.
At the same time, the clerk received the sealed evidence bag.
Inside was the bottle itself.
Opposing counsel stood up. “At most, this is a dispute between parents—”
A 911 recording cut sharply through the room.
“There’s a strange man outside my door. He says he saw the ad… Please send someone quickly. My daughter and mother are both inside.”
My voice was calm, but the fear beneath it couldn’t be hidden.
Next, the police dispatch report appeared on the screen. Under the cause of incident, it read plainly:
“Malicious false sexual advertisement targeting reporting party.”
Opposing counsel froze where he stood, no longer able to say the words *family friction*.
At last, my lawyer pulled up the complete chat history Beth had submitted.
Sloan’s messages covered the screen one after another.
“Put the bottle in her daughter’s backpack.”
“Don’t let the cameras get your face.”
“Caleb knows. Once CPS gets involved, we win.”
Sloan’s hands were shaking violently now. All color had drained from her face. Caleb stared at the screen, his lips bloodless.
The courtroom sank into dead silence.
My lawyer closed the evidence binder.
“All of the foregoing has been entered into evidence, together with police report numbers and notarization from our law office.”
He turned to the judge.
“At the same time, these materials have been copied to the District Attorney’s Office. We formally recommend a criminal investigation into subornation of false statements and endangerment of a child.”