Frank Dube

By this time tomorrow Frank Dube

By this time tomorrow Please admit my dear brother, and know that you have the support of my conscience, you now have to die. You are better off dead than alive; there is more death in you than is life. Your physical being has deteriorated beyond the limits of tolerance. It would be cruel for the law to try and keep you alive instead of affording you your right to die. And understand, l am still your loving and caring young brother Joe. I am sorry to say this: your life is now a liability, a parasite surviving on my emotions. I know your death will be a lesson learned, a moral asset to the living; it will save a thousand souls, a vital contribution you can make to the world.