One week after David Morrison's arrest, Emma sat in a conference room at the FBI field office in Manhattan, going through her statement for the third time.
Special Agent Sarah Reeves, lead investigator on the Morrison case, reviewed Emma's timeline with meticulous attention to detail.
"Walk me through the night of the threatening call again," Agent Reeves said, her pen poised over a legal pad. "You said the voice was distorted on the first call, but not the second?"
"The first call used a voice changer—mechanical, clearly disguised. The second call, the one I recorded, was Morrison's real voice. He was angry, careless. He'd just discovered we'd encrypted his cloud storage." Emma pulled up the recording on her phone. "He wanted me to know he was still in control, that he had other leverage."
"Daniel's medical records."
