Shaw’s Letter
Chapter 18 - Shaw’s Letter
Five years into his sentence, Victor Shaw wrote to Daniel through a court-approved program.
His first draft blamed Blackridge and wartime pressure.
The program did not forward it.
The second named his choices.
He admitted approving Daniel’s alternate identity.
He admitted finalizing the death certificate before the search ended.
He admitted believing that one family’s grief was a manageable cost for preserving contracts and command reputation.
Daniel read the letter with Sarah.
Shaw asked for no meeting.
Daniel gave none.
Later, Shaw provided access codes that uncovered additional accounts.
The cooperation helped families.
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It did not purchase forgiveness or contact.
Daniel’s future did not need to become the final stage of Shaw’s remorse.
