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Do You Think I'm Guilty?
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Ongoing, First published Sep 30, 2012
Based off the folktale "La Llorona". A story my parents used to tell me when I was younger. In short terms, a man cheats on his wife. The wife gets mad and drowns the kids in the river. So she is condemned to haunt the waterways, searching in vain her her deceased children. 

I decided to write the story through the male's point of view. He claims he's innocent, but is that really the case? Do you think he's guity, or is he in denial?
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