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need access to that original DNA report. Charlie you have to find a way to get that report, and if you can get it without being caught, your name, and where we got the match will never be disclosed.”
Chapter 43
The weather in September was cooling down. The trees, even in New York City were turning their usual glorious shades of yellow and red. Sid’s wife (ex) had called and asked Sid to take the kids to High Holy Day’s services. It was not something that Sid wanted to do. He had bad memories of the Jewish High Holy Days. He remembers the trip to the clothing store for a new suit, scratchy wool. His being, literally dragged to Shul by both his father and Grandfather. He had to sit for hours between old smelly men who were chanting in some intelligible language. It turned his stomach and it is what probably turned him off to religion. Rather than influencing him, he felt that if there was a God, he didn’t think that God would inflict that kind of punishment on any impressionable kid.
Heidi, seemingly always the optimist counseled Sid. “Take your Kids. I’ll go with you and we’ll all sit through it together.” Sid laughed, “Heidi, we won’t sit together, you and Ann will sit upstairs with the women, and Mark and I will sit down stairs with the smelly old men. As for heat, they tell me it’s hotter up stairs.” It was just before Thanksgivings when the report came. Both DNA samples were a match for McGinty.
January 3rd, Mohammed Royster was in court. The judge dismissed his conviction, and after 5 years, Mohammed was a free man.
Heidi and Sid walked down the steps of the court house hand-in-hand.
A New Year had begun.
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Chapter 43
The weather in September was cooling down. The trees, even in New York City were turning their usual glorious shades of yellow and red. Sid’s wife (ex) had called and asked Sid to take the kids to High Holy Day’s services. It was not something that Sid wanted to do. He had bad memories of the Jewish High Holy Days. He remembers the trip to the clothing store for a new suit, scratchy wool. His being, literally dragged to Shul by both his father and Grandfather. He had to sit for hours between old smelly men who were chanting in some intelligible language. It turned his stomach and it is what probably turned him off to religion. Rather than influencing him, he felt that if there was a God, he didn’t think that God would inflict that kind of punishment on any impressionable kid.
Heidi, seemingly always the optimist counseled Sid. “Take your Kids. I’ll go with you and we’ll all sit through it together.” Sid laughed, “Heidi, we won’t sit together, you and Ann will sit upstairs with the women, and Mark and I will sit down stairs with the smelly old men. As for heat, they tell me it’s hotter up stairs.” It was just before Thanksgivings when the report came. Both DNA samples were a match for McGinty.
January 3rd, Mohammed Royster was in court. The judge dismissed his conviction, and after 5 years, Mohammed was a free man.
Heidi and Sid walked down the steps of the court house hand-in-hand.
A New Year had begun.
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Publication Date: 08-16-2010
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