Sometimes we get so
caught up with all the evil in the world that we can forget to stop and witness
the good. Trevell Cole was a just a kid living on the wrong side of the tracks
until one night, he made a life-altering mistake. He shot a man. The rest of
his life was haunted with the memory of the shooting, forcing him to spiral into
a deep morass and drugs and guilt. New York Magazine’s Jennifer Goodman reports
on the achievements and tragedies of Cole’s life that all lead up to the moment
when he turns himself in seventeen years later. Some call him crazy, others call him a saint,
but either way, “The Man Who Charged Himself with Murder” is definitely a story
worth reading.
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