I was interrogated for hours, but I had only told them the straight up truth, and they didn't believe me.
I replay the moment unwillingly again and again in my head, the moment where I stood in court and they had told me I was guilty for the murder of Charlotte Denbar and that I would spend the next 25-30 years locked up in a prison cell.
At first it was okay, then it began to get psychotic. I shared a cell with myself and I felt my sanity slowly drift away from me as every second passed. The moment I was "moved" in with John was what I thought thrilling. They never told me where I was going or what was happening - then they shoved me in a cell again, but with one added inmate.
I slid myself down in the corner. I needed someone to talk to, the silence was deafening and I was petrified. I was stuck in a room with a potential murderer. He was laid down on the bed facing the wall. He wasn't awake but I knew he sensed me.
He knew I was there.
When he awoke, still no word was uttered. He had a strongly built figure, that of a body builder and a arm filled with violent and explicit tattoos. I dared not speak, as only I could imagine the words that would come out of my mouth, never mind his.
The clothes on his body were ripped, and i could see that it had been sewen several times from the black thread. He stared right at me, I could only dread what was going to happen next. My mouth remained speechless, petrified to utter even a measly cough and my hands began to shake uncontrollably. He spotted this, staring right at my hands with his piercing eyes. "Crap...", I thought.
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Framed
General FictionImagine being framed for a murder you didn't commit? Well for 39 year old Thomas Denbar, he doesn't have to imagine. When his perfect life and perfect family all come crashing down he's left holding evidence to a murder he didn't commit. When his wo...