By Casey Weitz
Tomorrow
I am to be hung for the crime I have committed. I took a man’s life and not
justice has come to serve me in the same fashion in which I ended another. The
hangman will come promptly tomorrow to take me to the gallows and there I will
breathe my last few breaths on this great Earth.
I look back upon that day in which I
stabbed that man and want to take it back. I was only trying to provide for my
family by taking a few loaves of bread from the man’s store. While he caught me
red handed, things got out of control and now I must pay for the action that
happened that day.
I
am deeply sorry for the murder that I have committed and want to greatly
apologize. I give my deepest sympathy to the love ones of the man who I have
murdered and ask that God ease their hearts.
I
ask that the community have consideration for my family, for they had nothing
to do with this unfortunate event that I have created. I love my dear wife and
two wonderful children and I am deeply sorry that I will no longer be in their
lives and create long lasting memories.
-Idea
created from a picture titled “Morning Execution” from the Newgate Journal. To
the page next to the picture there is a letter of a prisoner in which he
describes his last day on Earth. However, unable to read the passage, I
recreated what I thought the prisoner might have said.
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