EPILOGUE

Rollo was kept in intensive care for a week before they moved him down to Maricopa County Medical Center where he was kept on life support in the hospital jail facility. He is still there today unconscious to the physical world but alive to the spiritual world and at peace.

Marisa married Tommy though Tommy bosses weren't too pleased he married a Public Defender. She promised to transfer out of criminal and work as an advocate in civil cases.

Juan was killed in a knife fight over a girl and Louis kept out of sight changing his name and forever disappearing,

APOSTOLISTA EVANGELISTA became a model church. Hundreds of illegal aliens flocked to the services. Many were trained as preachers, carpenters, teachers, electronic techs and went back to their home countries with the support of the church and brought not only spiritual revivals but economic ones as well.

Ted Randall lost a hotly contested governorship race against an Hispanic politician Edmundo Ravez. 98% of the Hispanic voters turned out at the polls and delivered him a sound thrashing.

Rita moved to San Antonio and tried to put her past behind her working as an anchor on a independent channel.

AUTHOR'S NOTE

Our demand for justice is oftentimes just a cloak for our vengeful hearts. The posse mentality is one that takes the law into one's own hand and judges others. "By the standard we judge others we will be judged." The Bible teaches us to forgive others. It is easy to make victims out of those who can't defend themselves but those who rise up to defend them are the real heroes. Many times individuals have to go against the stream of public opinion to do what is right. Jesus led the way in his life and ministry. He told us to love God with our whole hearts and love our neighbors as ourselves. Our Constitution rightly said we were innocent until proven guilty no matter how the evidence looked. We need to take that standard into every area of our lives and let God be the only judge.

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