Personal Narrative: What Makes Me A Murderer

Impossible! I went all over the country; most people were calling me a murderer. In 2000 after James’s death, half of the people thought that I was the one who killed him, but I was not the one guilty. On 8/25/2000, my friends and I were at the gun shop to buy a gun because we were a group of gangsters. James came into the market. James was dressed in a soft white shirt, blue jeans, a red tie and shiny black shoes. James was a strong, tall and well-dressed man. Unfortunately, our leader Omar started a fight and shot him because he wanted to get all his stuffs, like his laptop and his cell phone.
Early morning the next day, when I woke up, I stretched out. My fingers felt warm and cozy but as soon as I took off my blanket, they became cold. I looked at my HD 30-inch LG TV, which I stole. The news was on and was saying that I killed James because the security cameras in the market recorded me and my group mates killing James.
On that day, no one was inferior to me. To be vindicated is not easy and it requires courage. At that time, I was wanted. I was also in big trouble because all the people thought that I was the killer. Therefore, I thought I was the only one who can solve this problem of being guiltless. In order, to make my dreams become true, I decided to avoid the prison. The best way I could demonstrate my capability of being innocent …show more content…
For instance, I had to give them some information about my group, and how they participated in the crime. One day I went to the police station and I told what happened. I told some evidences of our leader, like how he managed most of the killings and how we appreciated him as leader. After many probationary, the detective decided to let me work with him because I was the only cure in this crime. For example, without my assignation, they would not overcome anything or the detective could not move any step because I told him all the