Notes from the execution UA

Ansel Packer is facing execution in mere twelve hours, urged by his chaplain to come to terms with the inevitable. Yet, the anticipation of the end, even when warranted, remains a torment in itself. The narrative of Ansel's existence, shaped by moments of questionable choices and deep reflections, unfolds through the voices of three significant women. Lavender, blindsided by the harsh realities of parenthood, could never foresee her son morphing into a menace. Detective Sheffy, driven by an unyielding pursuit of justice, devoted herself to ensuring accountability. Lastly, Ansel's grieving twin sister adds another dimension to his tale. This is not just the story of a criminal often glamorized by society, but rather a commentary on the flawed justice system, misguided benevolence, and the intricacies of human existence. Central to this narrative are resilient women whose capabilities surpass expectations.