The Note - Based on a True Story

Ronald Bridges Jr

Sinossi

The following story is based upon true story of a young black male that lives in Stockton, CA in the 1990’s who was 18 years old in high school that was parting with his friends, using drugs and plotting and scheming to come up on some fast cash while impregnating his girlfriend who was 15 years old while making the decision to terminate the pregnancy and to rob bank and fleeing to Mexico and returning back to the states and surrendering to law enforcement for the crime he committed.

Disponibile da: 20/10/2022.

Lunghezza di stampa: 19 pagine.

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