I Died for a Crime I Didn’t Commit — Novel

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In a world where fate can turn on a dime, Geraldo Stark finds himself trapped in a nightmare of accusations and betrayal. After a seemingly mundane errand to take his car for maintenance, he faces the unthinkable: being accused of a horrific crime he didn’t commit. With his wife, Danielle, turning against him and a community rallying to condemn him, Geraldo is thrust into a chilling reality where every moment counts.

As he grapples with his impending downfall, he awakens to an opportunity for redemption—a second chance to redirect his fate. But can he untangle the web of lies and deceit that led to his betrayal? With his life hanging in the balance, he must confront the shadows lurking in his marriage and the sinister forces at play.

What really happened on that fateful day? As suspicion mounts and secrets unravel, Geraldo must race against time to prove his innocence before he becomes a victim of his own past. Can he reclaim his life and uncover the truth, or will he fall victim to the very crime that has already claimed his future?

I Died for a Crime I Didn’t CommitChapter 1

My wife asked me to take the car to the Car Dealer for maintenance and soon after I got home, I received a call from the police.

They said I killed someone while having sex in a car and was suspected of hit-and-run.

When I arrived at the scene, I was stunned by the scene before me.

My car was parked on the side of the road with a dent in the front and a cracked windshield.

A few dozen meters ahead, three people were lying in a pool of blood, one of them a 2- year-old child, in a horrible state.

When the onlookers saw me appear, they began to accuse me, “It was him. He was driving very fast and rammed straight into the family of three without even slowing down.”

“Yes, I waited for a long time before a woman came down from the cab in disheveled clothes with lipstick marks all over her face.”

“Instead of calling the police or an ambulance, he even laughed at the kid for being stubborn and smashing her windshield.”

The police found out that the surveillance camera at the Car Dealer did not have any record of my entry or exit, but the CCTV on the road recorded my crime.