Convicted Stories

Akani Matthews 'AK' Mbendzane was convicted for ATM bombing. His mother died and he was blamed for that also. His girlfriend abandoned him when he was at his worst or so he thought. Grace Mabaso, the Royal princess fell in love with a commoner, whom she loved without any boundaries until he became a criminal. He was killed that fateful night. Worst of all she found out that she was pregnant with his baby. When she left her home land to never return for the one she only loved was dead or so she thought. Join Matt and Grace on their journey and see where fate will lead them.

The officers sat across the table, some guarding the door, waiting for my interogation to begin with ease. I know what this is about. And Ive been dreading this moment of truth for days. Someone's dead. Someone we knew well.Killed a week ago. And the lies begin.....

"𝑰 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒎𝒂𝒏 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒂 𝒖𝒏𝒊𝒒𝒖𝒆 𝒖𝒏𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒅𝒊𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒂𝒍 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒐𝒏𝒍𝒚 𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒔𝒐 𝒃𝒓𝒐𝒌𝒆𝒏 𝒄𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅 𝒈𝒊𝒗𝒆." _______________________________________ Unsuspected love blooms between domestic abuse survivor Ava Ryan and incarcerated convict Drake Flemming through letters that evolves their relationship from complete strangers to a lovesick couple, and they've never even seen the others face. TOP RANKING #4 OUT OF 4.22K ~ Warning ~ • contains scenes of domestic abuse • contains scenes of violence EDITING IN PROGRESS

What if the person that did you wrong is the person who will make things right.

guilty [ˈɡiltē] 1. culpable of or responsible for a specified wrongdoing. At seventeen, I was found guilty for murder. Guilty. The word that consumes any piece of identity I once had and reminds me of how drastically a life can change in a matter of seconds. Being incarcerated for murder maintains a permanent hold on you, even when new evidence comes to light. Evidence that proves you are innocent, that you were always innocent, only after the damage is done. For those who put me there, it's only been three years- but I'm not the same person anymore. ----------------------------------------------------------- Written in 2016, being posted in 2022. Read with the idea in mind that this was written when I was 14 going on 15.

After the Cell Door Closed tells the harrowing, deeply personal journey of Paul, a man released on parole after serving 23 years for a murder he committed at 15. Though physically free, Paul enters a world where true freedom remains elusive. He faces rigid, sometimes contradictory parole conditions, enforced not by law but by the shifting whims of his parole officer, Donna. Paul tries to rebuild his life-finding love with Tara, a woman whose emotional instability mirrors his own vulnerability. But when a domestic crisis leads to police involvement, his cautious compliance is met with harsh punishment. Without formal charges or clear violations, he's abruptly jailed, then confined to a halfway house for six months. There, the lines between discipline and control blur, and Paul realizes the system prioritizes obedience over rehabilitation. Haunted by a past he's paid dearly for, Paul is now punished not for his actions, but for his choices-where he lives, who he loves, and his insistence on fairness. In the face of constant surveillance, arbitrary decisions, and voicelessness, Paul resists the erosion of his dignity by documenting his truth. Disclaimer This book is a personal narrative based on the author's lived experiences, emotions, and memories. Names, locations, and identifying details have been changed or omitted to protect the privacy of all individuals involved. The story is not intended to defame, harm, or misrepresent anyone. It is a reflection of the author's emotional truth and personal interpretation of past events. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental or used fictitiously for literary purposes. This work is protected under free expression and is not meant to serve as accusation or factual documentation, but as a form of emotional release and self-healing.

Learn a fraction of history. Read to learn about the life and crimes of William Reece.

33 months never really seemed like a fair sentence, but that's what he got. Meanwhile I was serving life. granted I wasn't in a physical prison but the one I had created in my mind was all the same. I was labeled the victim and for years I accepted that. but now, I'm done being the victim. My life sentence is over. **Primarily based on true events however names and details may be altered for anonymity or dramatic effect**

A person was framed for a crime and paid the price.

Everyone is wondering who was the one that stung the man that attacked Barbara. Some say that it was a big wasp... Some say that it was a giant insect but, Barbara knows the truth. Will Diana catch on to what happened...?

Actresses on the set of the leading drama series,"Convicted" starts falling into the hands of a serial killer. Cecilia Evans,the female lead character, works with the police to find out who the murderer is. At the same, she starts to develop fuzzy feelings for the male co-worker and the handsome young cop on the job. A spiral of lies and confusion leads to Cecilia not being to trust anyone, one thing's for certain, Cecilia Evans might be next.

Bailey, the school's popular girl was convicted of a murder, but was it really her?

"You found me, now you save me." Daniel Noah wasn't expecting the night of his tenth gig would end up in falling in love with a woman who had secrets so dark and vast, a couple of police sirens blaring through the streets and watching everything before him shatter to pieces. And neither did she, really. Except for the sirens.

\\ Have you ever had the feeling if someone was watching you, but you don't know who it is? // Meet the 17 year old Emma. And she was at the wrong place, at the wrong time.

For centuries, the human race has been at the mercy of deep space. While on Earth, scientists discovered the Ice Age would be occurring much sooner than predicted. They built Arks and jettisoned specified colonies on a direct course for Pluto to escape their frozen fates. Then, the Drax arrived. All of the colonies were destroyed except for one: Canis, the leader of the evacuation. Canis's designated animal was the wolf. We escaped Earth and made it to Pluto, colonized it, made it our new home. They found us again. Only a few survivors live on. My father, the captain and leader, was killed in the attack. My friends survived with me, and we all agree there is only one place we can run. We have to go back. We must return to our home. My name is Mark O'Connor, and I am the last surviving leader of the human race. There is no one else left in command. There's no one to tell me what to do anymore. There are no more others. The worst part is... we're not alone out here.

Sixteen year-old Marcus Melatto was wrongfully convicted of murder. With his Junior year wrapping up and his court hearing coming soon, words like; "rape", "murderer", "pathological liar" spread. Only one word out of these was true. Rape. Marcus was raped. All of this has put him in a tough spot. Who will help him? His family? No, they hate him. His friends? No, they think he's a liar, except one. The police? No, why would they? They won't believe him.

"A man has to have courage to not regret anything. And I was that man. I am grey I am white" ~~~~~~~~~~ Jackson has been imprisoned for 18 years for murdering 6-year-old Bailey. The following story describes moments before and after he steps foot out of his cage. But everything isn't as it seems.