Mina Elise Voss's physician-assisted death paperwork—found on her kitchen table in Llano and later in a copy beneath Benton Harrow's hunting licenses, with a hand-corrected eligibility date still partly visible beneath the correction.

The folder gives us only paper, and paper is very good at looking settled. Mina

left a voicemail: "I don't mean I changed my mind. I mean something on the form

is wrong." Benton told her paperwork was made to settle things. The consulting

signature remains under review. No one used the word lonely.