Deathrow Stories

In the cold, unfeeling walls of death row, Frank Iero has learned to bury everything he once was, until Gerard Way, a quiet artist with a haunting past, becomes his cellmate. Thrown together by fate, their unlikely bond begins to unravel the isolation they've both built around themselves. As Gerard's sketches and soft hums break through the silence, Frank feels a pull he can't explain, but one that makes him question everything. In a place where hope is a distant memory and bitterness runs deep, can two broken souls find a way to heal each other? Or will the walls they've built remain impenetrable?

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Dolan twins

Crime stories

A grieving mother struggles to carry on after the man imprisoned three years ago for the murder of her six year old daughter is released from death row. His conviction having been overturned on a technicality, he now walks away a free man. Wracked with sorrow, Tova Arquette's world is turned even farther on its head when she begins receiving what she believes to be communications from her daughter from beyond.

Short story of a prisoner about to be executed who has a shocking realization.

Part of the #CarnivalRow Short Story Challenge. A diary entry of someone struggling with what might be coming for them. #87 in #diary (out of 46k), #5 in #diaryentries (out of 1.3k), #14 in #fantasycreatures (out of 2.7k)

Stuck alone in a prison cell Collin, also known as Death Row inmate 110-3A, recounts his glory days. Follow him from childhood abuse to hunting solo hikers to sitting behind bars as he tries to navigate the prison system.

In the fall of 2015, a strange woman stopped me outside my law firm, claiming a case I was handling had a hidden story. The case was open-and-shut. A first-degree murder conviction, a death sentence. The direct appeals were exhausted, and we were in the final review stage. It was, for all intents and purposes, over. Yet, she appeared now, at the eleventh hour. "Are you a witness?" I asked, walking. Her reply was something I will never forget. "No," she said. "I'm the exhibit." Author's Note: I post a new chapter almost every single day!

~WIP~ DISCLAIMER: This is no where NEAR a real story, I just wanted to try this out. I also wrote this a while back, so my writing skills have improved a bit. I will be rewriting this later. Maybe come back later. Anyways, enjoy! #6 on murder - HUH HOW 5/30/21 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mercy Langer is a 15 (almost 16) year old girl, who also happens to be the daughter of two mass murderers. Luckily she's no longer being taken care of by them and has been put into foster care. Follow her during her journey of Foster care, and more...

Do you sympathize with the Devil? Do you hold his hand when he's hurt or do you watch him dying in his own pain and anguish he caused? Cover by: rauhlgarden

Short story about a serial killer on death row looking back on his fondest memory

"Hello? Are you there? No, I don't know you, but...no, no, no, don't hang up! Please...please, I need your help." A death row inmate is on the other end of the line, but for once, he doesn't want to hurt anyone. He just needs someone to listen. He has a story of compassion, adventure and heartbreak, and only one chance to tell it before he gets silenced forever. Out of sheer chance, he's chosen one person to share it with. It's you. So make your choice - will you hang up the phone...or hear him out? Quickly, now. He's only got so much time left.

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Flash fiction (500 words) about a deathrow inmate's attempt to finish her art and the guard who stands in her way.

Dan Howell is a well-respected journalist for the BBC. He's currently working on a series of mini-documentaries about criminals who've done petty crimes - theft, manslaughter, stalking - when he is assigned to interview a criminal named Phil Lester. Beneath the obvious psychopathy, Dan can see kindness deep down inside Phil. Which is a problem: Phil is a serial killer, and he's on death row. Inspired by the song "A Journalist Falls in Love with Death Row Inmate #16" by Margot and the Nuclear So & So's. TRIGGER WARNINGS: Serial killers. Violent depictions of crimes. Death. A/N: I know the death penalty was banished in the UK, but this is an AU and I had to do something with this song. I had to.

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y/n was not that big of a criminal when she had got caught by the government and sentence to death row when someone had came and told her something that might save her life read and find out what it is