In 2003, Eric Stukel’s class put together a tenth-year reunion album in which former students, age twenty-eight or so at this point, were able to write a brief blurb about their lives. Stukel began his blurb: “Well, I fought the law.” How did he fight the law? By cleaning his car “real good”? By lying on the stand? If your innocent of a crime, your not really fighting the law, are you? You fantasized about killing somebody. These are your words. You were with her at the time she died. This is what science tells us. You failed a polygraph. Your fluids were found on her body without reasonable explanation. You knew where her body lay all those days after she went missing. Your behavior at the crime scene backs up this. While you were under the influence, you confessed to an innocent bystander. ALL this EVIDENCE, like blood spilt, screams out against you…but all we hear now is SILENCE ...from you and your friends.
Posted on: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 04:37:51 +0000
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