Daniel Called Him an Impostor
Chapter 12 - Daniel Called Him an Impostor
After his suspension, Daniel launched a public campaign claiming the man from Helix was not Jack Rowan.
He said facial reconstruction, military secrecy and false DNA records could have created an impostor. Online accounts spread side-by-side photographs highlighting differences caused by age and injury.
Daniel petitioned for expanded testing.
Jack agreed.
Military dental records matched.
Childhood surgical hardware matched.
Fingerprints from his pilot file matched.
The triplets’ DNA matched both Jack and the Rowan family line.
Finally, a biometric key embedded in Jack’s original patent archive recognized his retinal pattern and voice response.
The evidence became overwhelming.
Daniel’s campaign continued because doubt did not need to win in court to delay the merger freeze.
Investors grew nervous. Employees feared collapse.
Jack addressed Northstar workers privately.
He admitted the company might lose contracts during investigation. He refused to promise that every job could remain unchanged.
Then he separated the workforce from executive crimes.
Engineers, technicians and rescue coordinators would receive protection during court-supervised restructuring. Daniel’s assets, not employee pensions, would secure restitution.
The statement prevented Daniel from using workers as shields.
Several engineers came forward.
One had detected the remote command before Jack’s crash. A supervisor ordered her to classify it as sensor error.
Another saw Northstar security creating Claire’s false death certificates using an insurance database.
Their testimony transformed an inheritance dispute into an institutional conspiracy.
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Daniel had not acted alone.
He had built departments where loyalty meant making his version of reality operational.
