Endings and Beginnings
Copyright© 2014 by DormDad
Chapter 4: Four Strands of Yarn
The trial was over and I could care less they were only worried about saving their collective asses from whatever fallout would come from the situation. I tried to tell them several times during the proceedings what I had done and why. The only thing they wanted to know was I in league with anyone? Did I make the Bio-weapons to target the Middle Eastern Community on my own or were there others? These questions were the only ones to which the tribunal wanted to investigate.
Was I guilty? This was finally asked by the head of the Tribunal. My lawyer threw a hissy-fit when I asked to speak directly to them. My speech was fairly short and I had to keep it as non-technical as possible. I had two parts but once they heard the first they were not interested in the second.
What did I say? Here is what I remember as the court records are undoubtedly sealed:
I am guilty of removing those who you could or would not. I did the deed and expect to pay for that with my life. I could not think of a worse fate to become those people than to take away everything that they are and were. No more strife because of them. No economic slowdowns or wars began by them. The only way to do this was to put our Nations military on a killing spree and have remove them all with extreme prejudice. Men, women and children.