Friday Fiction is hosted by rochellewisoff.com/2017/04/26/28-april-2017
PHOTO PROMPT © Liz Young
100 words
Justice Delayed…
Justice delayed is justice denied.
The victim had evidences, witnesses, public and media sympathy and strong belief on the judiciary.
The accused had money, power and a shrewd lawyer who stretched the case so long that he had enough time to buy witnesses, destroy evidences and build proof that he was not present at the place of crime.
Public sympathy died after initial candle march and few days mourning and media lost interest as it thrives on TRP.
Victim lost the case, belief on the judiciary and hope.
Without hope died victim’s soul.
Only body is waiting for the actual burial.
Sharing Thoughts 
Harsh reality, I suppose.
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Thanks for reading and comment dear.
On Sat, Apr 29, 2017 at 11:37 PM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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Nice writing. I absolutely love the last line. There are many people who have lost hope and are just waiting for their bodies to be buried.
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It’s so disheartening to see they don’t get justice. Thanks for reading and sharing your views.
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it’s almost always the case: the party that makes the best presentation wins in court. innocence or guilt is secondary.
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So true. Thanks for taking time out for reading and commenting.
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Topical and so identifiable.
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Thanks. It’s so sad.
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Dear Indira,
Money talks and the guilty walks. Very disturbing piece…I mean that as a compliment. Poetic story of injustice.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks dear. Your comment means a lot. It happens with rape victims so many times.
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This is so awful because it is true (not the writing – that is fabulous)
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Thanks dear. Disturbing indeed.
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Sadly realistic. Beautiful writing.
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Thanks.
On Mon, May 1, 2017 at 11:36 PM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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You’re welcome.
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Brutal but sadly true. Great writing style, really liked the simple way you wrote this.
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Thanks a lot.
On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 12:55 AM, Indira's Blog wrote:
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A very good and a meaningful take on the FF prompt. Totally in line with today’s world.
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Thanks.
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My pleasure!
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Lovely writing, with a powerful message
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Thanks a lot.
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