Kentucky

He had never been sure about him.

Put it this way, he was not sure when he was fully aware of what sort of person his brother actually was. It could have been when they were young and he’d laughed like crazy when he watched their neighbour’s cat frantically running around after tying a bit of broken roof tile to its tail. Maybe it was the time, as a teenager, he shoved a potato up dad’s exhaust pipe. Or was it the time soon after that he set light to our uncle’s shed. Or later, when he was working at the factory, that time he stabbed a worker with a chisel. It may have been the time, in his twenties, when he got drunk and crashed his car, killing his passenger. Perhaps it was when that drug deal went wrong and he shot his supplier and did jail time.

Or, is it now?

Sitting here, watching him through a window, strapped there in that chair.

Now that he’s been found guilty of shooting a police officer and a security guard during a bank raid… in Kentucky of all places; one of only a few states that still do this sort of thing.

He knows now.

Perhaps he’s always known… what a despicable rotter his brother really is!

7 thoughts on “Kentucky”

  1. The very core of your writing while appearing reasonable initially, did not really work well with me after some time. Someplace within the paragraphs you were able to make me a believer unfortunately just for a while. I still have a problem with your leaps in logic and one would do nicely to help fill in those breaks. If you can accomplish that, I could surely end up being fascinated.

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