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A police officer pulled up right next to
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me and said, "You're under arrest for
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the murder of Don." Yeah. Yeah. We
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needed an escape out of town before we
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sort of got caught. And there was a car
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there that was idling and we thought
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that cool, we'll take this car and we'll
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get out of here.
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>> Yeah. So, the owner of the car, 74 year
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old man called Donald Stewart.
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>> Yeah. My co-offender punched him and
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yeah, that was sort of it. We just
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thought that he had knocked him out and
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we took off in his car. And it wasn't
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until maybe 3 4 days later that we
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realized that the guy had actually died.
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So my mom was sitting at the bus stop
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just out from our house. Yeah. She had
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the newspaper in her hand. I just seen
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the front cover and Yeah. It was the
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car.
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>> At this particular moment in time, did
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you feel like a sense of injustice? Like
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this is [ __ ] Like I didn't even
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Yeah.
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>> I didn't kill nobody. I didn't do that.
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But I guess now I I sort of see it
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different. I I take full responsibility
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for the role that I played. So you get
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sentenced to 5 and 1/2 years for
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manslaughter.
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>> My heart was telling me I didn't want to
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put the family through anymore. I didn't
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want them to go through anymore. I
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didn't need to go through a trial. So on
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the day I was just like, "No, I'll take
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the deal. Get this over and done with.