Justice? What Justice?
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“I just want to bust somebody’s skull!” The crowd of non-family members started to disperse as Debt Man started waving that bat around and started yelling, “You crazy people better hear me! You killed my mother! And now you need to die! You already killed my innocent brother, and for that you really need to die! But I don’t want to die and break my father’s heart, the way you’ve broken his heart! So, against what you’re hoping for, which I believe is a chance for you to shoot me dead, I will not give you that chance. How? I WILL NOT SIN! NOT TODAY! That’s how.” Debt Man started laughing and then took the bat and hit it on the ground with a loud crashing noise. The hard pavement meeting the bat sent pain shooting through his hands and wrists. He decided to target some cars. He figured the cars would give way from the force of his blows. The bat splintered some every time it made contact with metal. CRACK! “YOU HEAR ME?!! I WILL NOT SIN TODAY!!” CRACK! “I…” CRACK! “WILL…” CRACK! “NOT…” CRACK! “SIN…” CRACK! “TODAAAAAYYYY!!!” his voice echoed in the cold night air.
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About the Book
Challenged to get up and change the world, Darnell Rutherford (Debt Man) came face to face with life altering issues that pushed him against his will to do just that... to change the world. Although the judicial system in the form of the death penalty, which was ran by conscienceless authorities, was a rather complex subject to tackle on his own, Darnell rose to the occasion with much help from an encouraging Creator, loving family members, and a well respected media personality.
When you stand before the judge and hear the final rendered verdict regarding your life, will you reply "Justice has been done", or "Justice? What Justice?"
About the Author
Dear Readers:
Paula Terry-Kuria, from Indiana, hails from a large family, as she is the thirteenth of fourteen children.
Later in life, she would go on to write several expressions that were bought by the American Greetings Card Company.
One day, the dark side of life happened. Trouble was in full alert status, and she could not do anything to remedy the problem, because she was so young and inexperienced in the official business of law.
One would think that days leading up to an execution would be the worst happenings a person could live through. However, December 8, 1994, her family's nightmare escalated into unbearable chains of events. Sadly, some are haunted by this cruel reality until this present day.
She found herself writing in her head for months before pen, paper, or computers were involved, about this whirlwind of events that are close to her heart.
Paula has a strong voice regarding capital punishment, because in 1994, her older brother, Gregory Duane Resnover, was the last man to undeservingly die by the electric chair in the state of Indiana on that freezing cold December morning. Because of false reporting from local and some national news centers, the author of this novel can no longer totally trust, nor view television news in quite the same way as in yesteryears.
Paula wants to convey her knowledge of empowerment in this matter to people who just don't know what to do when they reach this particular crossroad. This wonderfully woven journey of a family in dire needs will surely point you toward several choices for maximum outcome.
She would also like to have this powerful piece of work added as a prerequisite for all university students who are pursuing the many levels of legal diplomas, certificates, and degrees, etc.