MOM DIED IN AN ACCIDENT… THEN I GOT A CARD FROM HER

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I haven’t read a great story in a long time. No swearing - thank you.

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Victoria Morrison suffered a complete psychological collapse after being convicted in her trial. Confined to Old Colony Correctional Center in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, which was a medium-security state prison, all she did in her cell there was mope about, and lament, all she had lost as the direct results of her various actions against Catherine Lawson. She continued to do so as of the time stamp of these remarks. James Morrison, fired from the insurance company that had employed him, was confined to Massachusetts's Correctional Institution in Norfolk, whose were also medium-level security protocols. Rebecca Morrison, nee Lawson, had obtained both divorce from him, and full custody of their daughter April Morrison, during criminal proceedings. He was also barred, along with his twenty-year prison sentence, from ever again working in insurance as long as he lived.

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This story was wonderful thank you from Melbourne Australia❤❤

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read with absolutely no feeling!

[@lise-annetijerino5624]

The mother didn't die, she went into hiding

[@Freeandokay]

It wasn’t a card, it was a letter.