Chapter 3 of When They Won’t Believe You gives you twenty minutes to build a file. This is that file, already built. You fill in the blanks.

Eight printable sheets, A4, designed to be written on:

1. The one-page summary — what you hand to someone who needs the whole picture in ninety seconds
2. Institutions and contacts — who holds the money, who you called, what they said
3. The payment record — what left, when, and by what method (the method decides whether anything can be undone)
4. The crypto sheet — wallet addresses, transaction hashes, exchange. The things investigators actually work from
5. Conversation record — what you said, what she said, what to do differently next time
6. Reports filed — where it went, what the reference number is
7. The bank-call script — sized for a clipboard, with the exact phrase that routes you to a trained person
8. The fridge sheet — for everyone else in the family

A file on paper is one you can hand to a bank, a sibling, or a police officer without unlocking anything or explaining what they’re looking at.

Every field can be filled from what you already know or what she tells you — nothing here asks you to get past a password.

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