Believe me
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Last published Tue, Apr 15, 2025
It was a normal day. I woke up, made breakfast with my husband, and went to work. I work the basic 9-5 office job. I stopped at a nearby bakery after work and left to head home. When arriving home, I noticed something strange. Why are there so many cop cars? There's tape blocking the entranceway and chaos everywhere. I pull up to the driveway and an officer runs over. "What is going on?" I asked out of concern and distrust. "Are you Mary Jacobson?" he questioned. "Yes, tell me what is happening?" I get out of the car and run inside. The officer stops me along with two others. I frantically twist and turn to try to shake them off but I can't. I hear them yelling at me but I need to see what is happening with my own eyes. "Your Husband is dead" the officer tries to get ahold of me. I stopped in my tracks. It didn't feel real. Nothing felt real. How did this happen? I collapse to the ground as an officer lifts me up. "Put your hands behind your back miss" another officer demanded. What? Why am I being arrested? "What are you talking about!?" I started to shout as tears fell onto my face. They wouldn't answer me but instead threw me into the cop car and shut the door.
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