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Freedom
February 23, 2013
Summary:
People ask me all the time if I could do it again, would I do something different? My answer is no. I don’t’ like to think that what I did was a mistake. I don’t want to live the rest of my life as a regret. And I don’t. I don’t think people really understand the situation I was in. I also don’t think they would have done something different either. What I did was humane. It was justified. Some could call it manslaughter. I call it saving a life.
Laura H.
Freedom
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