I don’t know that there’s any appropriate apology for this, but I pray that the best apology I can give you is my behavior since that — since my tragic actions, I hope my behavior is the best apology I can give you and give the family. if I’m granted the mercy of parole, I promise you that my life will be spent continuing to pay for this crime, because I have goals that I’ve started to meet in here, that I want to continue out there.
I pray that my victims may one day also forgive me. I’m not asking them to excuse me. I hope they will one day forgive me. I appreciate the forgiveness of my family and my community, but each morning, I motivate myself in the Word and if I don’t honor their laws by changing myself and continuing to be the person I should have been 34 plus years ago, then I recommit this crime every day; if I don’t do the right things, if I don’t pay it forward, the chances that DOC has given me, if I don’t pay that forward today and the next day. That’s my goal, to continue to do that.
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