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"DEAD MAN'S ISLAND" (John Escott)

Part 15:

'I can understand that,' I told him. 'I've taken drugs, too., He looked surprised. 'You have?' 'Yes,' I said. 'After my father died, I was very unhappy and things went wrong for me too. But go on with your story.' He went on.

One night, I was driving my car. I was drunk and - and I hit somebody. A young girl. She. . . died. I killed her.' 'Oh, no!' 'Yes,' he said. 'She was fifteen years old. I wanted to die, too. The money didn't matter any more. Nothing mattered any more.'

What did you do after the accident? I asked. 'I drove on in the car. I didn't stop, and I didn't tell the police. I had killed someone and I was afraid.' He looked afraid now. He put the guitar down and went on with his story. 'So I made a plan. Jake Rosso had to die, too. It was the best thing to do. And so . . . I "killed" him.' 'But you're still alive.

My family know I'm alive, but no other people know.' He looked at me. 'But now you know.' 'How did you do it? I asked. 'I told my family about my plan and I told Greta, my wife. At first they didn't like it. But after a long time, they said OK. Then I faked the car crash.'

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