First, I checked the Lexus’s location history. BrowseLexuses
It showed the vehicle leaving my parents’ home on Friday afternoon.
Hours later, it arrived at an address near Columbus.
The location matched the buyer’s residence.
Next, I reviewed my account security records.
Someone had attempted to reset the vehicle application’s password using my parents’ internet connection.
The attempt had failed because it required verification through my phone.
I preserved those records.
Then I called Rachel again.
She explained that the sale had been processed through Red Cedar Auto Exchange.
The dealership was owned by Brent Lawson.
My sister’s husband. PlanFamily Trips
Now everything made sense.
The transaction wasn’t simply my parents selling a vehicle to help Kelsey.
Her husband had helped arrange the sale.
The buyer had paid a $4,000 deposit, while the credit union financed the remaining $46,800, including fees and additional costs.
The money went to Red Cedar.
