Chapter 5

In this chapter, Susan Kuklin interviews the brother and sister of William Jenkins, who was robbed and murdered while closing up at a fast-food resturaunt. The interview takes place in Mary's dorm room (Williams sister), which makes me justify that this was not an easy interview to arrange. What's surreal about this murder case, is that Williams family ended up pleading for the life of his killer. Williams family doesn't believe in Capital Punishment, simply because they don't think its fair to make the friends and family of a suspect suffer for his/her actions. Mary sais in the interview that "if you believe in something, you have to act on it or it's not worth believing in." So far, this has been the most prominant point that I have come across while reading this book, and I will definitley make sure it's something that I will take away.