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Around 586 B.C., the Israelite people had been conquered. Taken captive by the Babylonians, their earthly kings of lust, covetousness, pleasure, and greed had let them down. They lost everything they had, and were headed for years of slavery under a new foreign and brutal king. As they were marching to their new land of enslavement, they sat down by the rivers of Babylon and wept. They remembered their homeland and much better times.
In essence I did the same thing. When I first began writing this book, I was sitting on a rock near a foreign border, covered in sweat, blood, and dirt. I was looking back and thinking that if the bank investment would have been successful as planned, I would not be looking across a river and thinking of everything that was lost, and longing for better times of the past. While on the run for my life, I sometimes felt enslaved in this dark and evil world. I often dreamed of times past; times of laughter, happiness, love, family, and friends.
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Murder of Sarah Everard Location Kent, England Date c. 4 March 2021 (2021-03-04)[a] Murder by strangulation, rape, kidnapping Victim Sarah Everard Perpetrator Wayne Couzens Verdict Pleaded guilty Convictions Murder, kidnapping, rape Sentence Life imprisonment (whole life order)