Murray Kaay

Dear Crown counsel Murray Kaay, I would like to start off by saying sorry, not just for the fact I am not the best at writing letters but for the reason I am writing this to you. I know you don’t know me as a person just what’s on paper but I thrive everyday to be a better one. I made the biggest mistake. I do however take full responsibility for my actions and doing so has taught me a lot. Growing up my mother said doing just one good deed a day is the minimum for what you should strive for and my whole life I have had no other intentions of doing anything less than that. However, I failed that night, I over indulged in birthday idiosyncrasies, I do not drink often and way over did it which is no excuse what so ever, I barley recall 90% of a day I was excited to have and cross over. I am so extremely disappointed in my actions but it is not who I am as a human. Since then I have completely stopped drinking and upped my minimum of good deeds to at least two good things a day. I want to make what I did better and fix my relationship with the town I love. I do not know entirely what this letter is supposed to hold but I am just hopping who I am as a genuine person shines through even a tad. I am truly sorry to everyone I affected that day with my actions I have never done anything remotely like that prior, I am doing my best to grow as a person and be someone my mother can be proud of and I slipped there, I really do not want to stay down I want to get back up and do better and I am hopping if there’s anyway you could help me with that by trusting I can do better and will and have been. The people I was with that day I have taken a break from and focused on what is best for myself and being a better one. That’s being all long and said if there was any way you would be willing to consider alternative measures for my case it would be unbelievably appreciated, My apologies sincerely, again thank you for your time to read this letter and sorry to bother you, I hope you have a wonderful day.