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Dennis Miller
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The Time All Hell Broke Loose |
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English |
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Paperback |
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272 |
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2014-05-02 |
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1499343795 |
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CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform |
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1.05 pounds |
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0.62 x 6.0 x 9.0 inches |
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Product Description
After the robbery of the biggest kingpin in the city, the money ends up in the wrong hands. The money starts a war on the streets that raises the murder rate to a record high, and has a group of men in the hallway of an apartment building in a gun battle with the police. The money tears families apart and sends people to jail for the rest of their lives. The money brings out the snakes, sharks, wolves, and beasts in so many men and woman that there will be nobody left to trust. With so many people are being stabbed in the back, they have no other choice but to live with your back against the wall. Kari rushes to the house as soon as she gets the phone call. When she sees Krissy all of her emotions erupt at once, they come out so strong that she drops to her knees. Kari grabs Krissy trying to shake the life back into her body. Tears rain from Kari’s face like Katrina. Kari calls 911, and then carries Krissy’s body outside, yelling and screaming, cursing the world. A crowd gathers in awe by the amount of brains and blood on Kari. Kari kisses Krissy repeatedly, rocking Krissy’s lifeless body in her arms. Kari is unable to accept Krissy’s death. Kari sits in the middle of the street squeezing a lifeless body, refusing to let Krissy return to dust. “I hate you bitches.” Kari screamed at the crowd. She blames the world for Krissy’s death, with thoughts to kill the entire crowd. She feels everybody has to pay for Krissy’s death. “Get the fuck away from me!” Kari yelled at the crowd. Police and paramedics surround Kari. Kari squeezes Krissy tight refusing to let her sister go. “Miss we need to help her.” Officer said. “My sister is not going anywhere, she is staying with me.” Kari said. Kari knows there is no saving Krissy, because the hole in Krissy’s head is the size of a cantaloupe. Kari does not want them to take Krissy away for good. Kari knows once Krissy is in the ground she is gone forever. Kari needs to be with Krissy as long as she can, because this is the last time she will see her in the visible form. The police have enough and pepper sprays Kari before they move in on her. It takes six officers to pull Kari away from Krissy. Kari swings wild haymakers unleashing her anger, blind from the pepper spray. “I hate you bitches.” Kari yelled. She strikes the Officers with hard punches, as the officers try to apprehend her. It takes a while to get Kari under control and put handcuffs on her. Police put Kari in a cell so she can cool off. She was so fired up that when she came down severe depression set in. Kari cried for hours, until she cried herself to sleep. When it is time for Keith to speak, he stands at the podium and stares at the crowd, checking for faces. Nobody knows what Keith is doing, because his sunglasses hide his actions. In the crowd are many faces he has not seen in a while. He takes in all of the change, how much people have grown and he looks for Krissy’s killer. With all of the grimy, shifty, dirty, heartless, crooked, fake, greedy, jealous people in the crowd he do not know where to start. Keith addresses the crowd, “My wife was a good person. If you needed something and she had it, it was yours. It did not matter if it was her last, it was yours. I love her so much. You took her away from me and now I am lost. I do not know where to start. All of the good I have done for people and somebody crosses me like this. Come on now, I am not the one. There is nothing on earth worth fucking with me. Look at my wife! Who will guide my son? Are you motherfucker’s crazy? You kill my wife, the love of my life. My wife! My wife!” Keith holds his head low and a tear drops from the bottom of his glasses. The crowd watches Keith quietly. Keith lifts his head up, looking at the crowd, and then he suddenly snaps, throwing chairs into the crowd. People step over each other trying to get out of the way. It is like water bursting out of the floodgates how the people rush out the church.
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