Three months later, I was sitting in the Moretti family's law firm, watching the news."Former Moretti family Don, Alessio Moretti, appeared in federal court today facing charges of money laundering and art smuggling..."On the screen, Alessio was in handcuffs, being escorted into the courthouse by FBI agents.He looked even more haggard, but his eyes still held a spark of defiance."Signora," my lawyer, Mr. Johnson, said, "the evidence against him is ironclad. The anonymous tip you provided was, of course, impeccable."I didn't respond, just kept watching the news.The laundered bank accounts, the illicit art, the falsified trade documents—I knew about all of it.After all, I was once his most trusted wife."What's the expected sentence?" I asked."Five to seven years," Johnson replied. "But if he cooperates, it could be reduced."On the TV, the judge was reading the verdict: "Alessio Moretti, considering your full confession, this court sentences you to five years in federal prison..
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