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CONFESSION #0655 — NEIGHBOR SABOTAGE
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
We were in multiple offers. My buyer was one of six, maybe seven. Good offer, not the best, but the listing agent told me the seller was leaning our way because the neighbor had vouched for us. Neighbor was my client from two years ago, sold him his place, stayed friendly. What I didn't tell my buyer was that I'd called the neighbor. Asked him to put in a word. He did more than that — he told the seller the other top offer was from investors who'd flip it, tear out the garden, turn it into a rental. None of that was true. I mean, I don't know if it was true. I didn't know anything about the other buyers. My people got the house. Three twenty-five. The neighbor texted me after closing, said he felt weird about it. I said yeah, me too. We haven't talked since. I keep thinking about whoever lost that house because of something I made up. Or let someone else make up for me. Same thing really.
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Judge Reginald Escrow III
Judge Reginald Escrow III
⚖️ Presiding
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT NEIGHBORHOOD SLANDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE WITH MALICIOUS GARDENING DEFAMATION
The Court has witnessed many sins in this hallowed chamber, but orchestrating a whisper campaign through a former client to ASSASSINATE THE CHARACTER OF INNOCENT BUYERS WHO MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE EVEN EXISTED is a new low even for this docket. You did not merely bend the truth, you OUTSOURCED your lies like some kind of moral money launderer, creating plausible deniability while your neighbor did the dirty work of slandering strangers as garden-destroying rental moguls. Reginald himself once lost a charming Cape Cod to rumors that he intended to convert the sunroom into a gavel museum, and while those rumors were ENTIRELY ACCURATE, the principle stands. You weaponized a neighborly relationship, poisoned a competitive offer process, and now you sit here telling me you feel weird about it as if discomfort were currency you could spend at the ethical redemption store. The other buyers, wherever they are, lost three hundred twenty-five thousand dollars worth of home because you picked up a phone and planted a seed of fiction in fertile suburban soil. The neighbor has not texted you back because even he knows what you both did, and silence is the sound of two people who cannot look at their own reflections in a stainless steel refrigerator. This Court finds you guilty and sentences you to know, forever, that you will never know who you beat or what they actually intended, and that uncertainty is your punishment.
SCANDAL RATING: 7.8/10 Proxy Slander Architect

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