Poetic Justice
Copyright© 2023 by A Bad Attitude
Chapter 3
This is the first time I have spoken with the Governor since the funeral of Sally Jo and Bobby Turner. Let me tell you about that dog and pony show. It was more of a political rally than a funeral!
Sally Jo had accompanied her husband, the junior senator, to Israel on one of those ‘government junkets’. Nothing more than a paid (at tax-payer expense) vacation. Of course she took her body guard Bobby Turner. The only reason Sally Jo went was to visit an old friend of hers from college. This Israeli girl lived on one of those community farms called ‘kibitzes’ near the border with Gaza. Wrong place and wrong time for a visit. All three were killed the morning of the seventh of October when the terrorists crossed the border and attacked Israel.
According to the eulogy that the Senator gave at the double funeral, that was held in the high school gym, which was packed and attended by every news channel imaginable, they died fighting! He praised Bobby as a modern day Rambo who had defended Sally Jo until he was finally over run by those ‘demons’. All three of them died a hero’s death that the Senator promised would be avenged. The Governor used his eulogy to tell how proud of his daughter he was and that her husband was so lucky to have had such a devoted and faithful partner. He also promised his help in getting aid to Israel.
Even at the grave site there were more ‘speeches’ about how they had fought until the bitter end. What heroes! They died fighting! Their bodies so riddled with bullets that the coffins were closed!
Everyone should have kept their mouths shut about those gallant “warriors”!
An investigative reporter was covering the funeral. He decided to look into this act of courage. If true it could be turned into a series of articles maybe even a miniseries for Netflix! He talked his editor into a ticket to Israel. There he found the IDF unit that had cleared the farm of terrorists. He even discovered the men who had discovered the bodies.
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