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“My daddy hurt me”

March 28, 2011

I've heard an adage that prisons are full of people claiming to be innocent. I, however, deserve to be here. There is no question in my mind about that what I did was not violent in and of itself; but, even so, it was of such an insidious nature that we must all be fearful of such things happening to those we love.

I'm glad I got caught, because, honestly, I believe that I probably would have escalated what I did.

I mean it was already stated that I did more than I did, but I can say now that the possibility was definitely there.

I can't express to you how hard it is to open up here in this forum - for the whole world to see, to put my life in your hands. Prison has not been nice to me. I know, go figure! I live in constant fear and anxiety. But this is nothing compared to the torment that my victim faced, the fear, the pain, the guilt that she had to go through when she had to go to someone and say, "My daddy hurt me."

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