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Suspects in Criminal Cases

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When Patrick Lanigan disappears, a body is found in the wreckage of his car, burned beyond recognition. This is why Lanigan's death is accepted. The FBI helps determine that the most likely candidate for the corpse is LaVelle Pepper Scarboro. Pepper ran away from home when he was seventeen. He liked to camp in the woods in a pup tent, and he did this in an area not far from where Patrick liked to hunt. No one can prove whether Pepper and Patrick ever met, but the two disappeared at about the same time and from about the same area. The authorities have considered other candidates, but they have decided that Pepper is the most likely person to have been killed by Patrick. They cannot prove it, so they do not release the information. However, Pepper's mother does, making this a story that has to be addressed in court and that either has to be proved or disproved in the trial. Some of his property is given to Trudy as belonging to Patrick, but she knows it did not belong to her husband.

Patrick Lanigan is a young partner in a Biloxi, Mississippi law firm who plans his own death for a year before carrying it out in a car crash. He then sets out to change his identity. He does all this so he can hide out, monitoring the electronic bugs he has placed inside his former law firm so he can use the information he gathers to steal some $90 million dollars from his former partners. He does his simply out of greed, and he then absco

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rters and others. Trudy tells her daughter about her father, that he killed a man and made it look like he was the one who was killed, that he stole money from his friends, that he ran away and hid, that he is not a nice man, and that he is Ashley's father. Ashley does not want him to be her father, and given what Trudy has told her, why would she? The mother is quite happy to have made the daughter hate Patrick, and she also seems to be genuinely maternal toward the girl, seeing the two of them as a unit. Eva Miranda Eva is a Brazilian lawyer who is in love with Lanigan and who helps him by moving around the world, transferring the $90 million so no one can find it. When Lanigan is being tortured and says he does not know where the money is, he is telling the truth. Eva has the money and does not tell him where it is. So long as he calls her on time, she knows that everything is all right and that she is to continue as before, moving the money from bank to bank. He calls her every day at 4:00 p.m. When he is captured and does not call, she does what he has told her--she disappears and calls the FBI office in Biloxi, Mississippi to tell them that Jack Stephano has captured Patrick and is holding him in Brazil. This p
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