had featured his handwriting, had contained meaningful phrases, and - most importantly - had, in some parts, been written in the present tense instead of the past tense.
John suggested that it would be best for Sami to start at the beginning, so she did, explaining that the letter she had received from E.J. Marlena started to say something, but Sami interrupted and preemptively denied being crazy, insisting that there was more proof that E.J. Sami turned the device on and stared at the screen expectantly, but nothing happened. After protesting that it wasn't a crazy theory, Sami elaborated on what she had found in the safety deposit box, explaining that it had contained not only Stefano's financial information - including passwords and account numbers - but also a cell phone, which she hadn't turned on yet because she had been instructed not to do so until she got back home. John wondered how Sami had gotten such a crazy theory in her head in the first place. had left for her, she would eventually get to the end - and he would be waiting for her there. Sami believed that if she continued following the trail of breadcrumbs E.J. Marlena gently tried to convince Sami that was impossible, but Sami countered that the DiMeras had taught them that nothing was impossible. had directed her to had contained information she could use to neutralize Stefano and keep everyone safe - including E.J., who was actually still alive.
In John and Marlena's townhouse, Sami revealed that the safety deposit box E.J.
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