Under Oath – Nutmeg Brown Metallic Fine

Case File #455 — The Sworn Statement
Location: MV City Superior Court | Date: 02/19/23
Incident Summary: The witness spoke confidently, each word deliberate. But later, investigators discovered nutmeg-brown metallic flecks on the affidavit’s edge — residue left from a folder hastily handled. Under oath, every detail matters, and this trace of shimmer revealed hesitation hiding behind certainty.
Notable Evidence: Fine-cut  metallic glitter in warm nutmeg brown, offering a grounded, reflective shine reminiscent of aged documents and sworn truths.
Status: Active — testimony under review.
True Crime Fact: Statements made “under oath” carry legal weight — lying during sworn testimony is perjury, a serious felony that can shift the entire course of a case.