“That’s correct.” “And if Pickett shows up somewhere...”
“Then the pleasures and sorrows of his life will belong to him again.
Until then, some of them fall to me. May I request that you come to your point?”
“I’m sorta worried about Noah.” “Worried?” “He just seems really sad, and there’s kind of no one there to look after him.
I mean, isn’t there any other family?” “None with whom the Picketts have a good relationship.
Davis has been declared an emancipated minor by the state and is his brother’s legal guardian.”
“I don’t mean a legal guardian. I mean someone who actually, you know, looks after him.
Like, Davis isn’t a parent. I mean, they’re not just gonna be alone forever, are they?
What if their dad is dead or something?” “Ms. Holmes, legal death is different from biological death.
I trust that Russell is both legally and biologically living, but I know he is legally alive
because Indiana law considers an individual alive until either biological evidence of their death emerges
or seven years pass from the last evidence of life.
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