Chapter 160: The plight of the Jones.

Her mind raced as she struggled to make sense of the unthinkable situation. Could one of Martin's nieces have made an underhanded move to take over the property while he couldn't protest? She knew his relationship with his sister’s children was complicated after what he did, but surely they wouldn't go so far as to leave her homeless while their own Uncle still lived. Old Mrs Jones was fighting for her life after her stroke and her daughters had disappeared. In a last-ditch effort to stop whatever madness was unfolding, Gina dialed emergency services with shaking fingers. "I need police assistance right away," she told the operator urgently. "There are trespassers in my home refusing to leave." It wasn't long before the authorities arrived, sirens wailing. But to Gina's utter bewilderment and dismay, the two officers who strode through her front door didn't seem interested in removing the movers at all. "Ma'am, I'm afraid we're going to have to ask you to leave the premises," one o