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My 83 year old mother is truly the sweetest and most kind and honest person I have ever known. She has suffered for the past four years of her life with the stress of knowing that I have these false charges against me, even though I have tried to keep it from her. She knows the reality and the truth of this nightmare, but now she is deteriorating physically and mentally. Those involved with the persecution of human beings in our so-called "justice system" could care less about the suffering of the loved ones of the wrongly accused or the wrongly convicted.

IS OUR JUDICIAL SYSTEM CORRUPT???

How many lives have you shattered severely?
How many hearts have you withered and torn?
How many poor spirits have suffered sincerely
Through your contemptible wrath and scorn?

How many dear Mothers have wept in silence
Searching for answers from our Creator above,
How many innocent have been driven to violence
Through your lack of compassion and love?

What has made you so cynical and unforgiving?
Is vengeance a game you delight in sharing?
Do you ever thank God for the grace of living?
For the gift of loving and the joy of caring?

How many minds have you willfully tormented?
Is your pleasure derived from imparting despair?
Why is your little world so cold and demented?
Will you rue the day you seek God in prayer?

Why is your judgment so harsh and unfeeling?
Perfection doesn't exist on this earthly sod,
What are your thoughts vicariously concealing?
Do you revel in the role of an unjust God?

Have you been deprived of nurtured devotion?
Has life dealt you too many unkind blows?
Do you ever divulge sympathetic emotion?
Why not surrender while your candle still glows.

How do you feel with God's eyes upon you?
Does your guilt fly away on the wing of a sparrow?
Will justice prevail when life's end is in view?
God's way to the eternal is straight and narrow!

Dottie H. Walker
Kerry's Dear Sweet Mother

Update:

On December 2nd, 2005, Kerry's mother passed on.

Kerry spent the last twelve nights (and most of the day) of her life holding her hand and talking to her (along with his younger brother who stayed with her all during the day).

He and his younger brother, Wyn, were holding her hands and talking to her when she passed on. She spent the last four years suffering from the unknown pressure and frustration of these false allegations against her son, a son that had turned his life around on April 12, 1992 and was doing great things in his new life of sobriety. If Kerry can stay sober through all of this, as he has done, he will stay sober, one day at a time, for the rest of his life, as was his promise to his mom and dad many years ago.

Kerry lost his father on March 1, 1999. Friends of Charles D. Walker told Kerry, in a lighthearted sense, that his father wore himself out bragging about his miraculous accomplishments of designing and building his dream home from the ground up on land that he had found — by the grace of God — and purchased. It was next to one of his father's, and his families, favorite places to come to camp, hunt, fish, swim and go boating since Kerry was a child.

Kerry has lost his beautiful custom dream home, that he worked 15 to 20 hours a day – seven days a week – for two full years to build, fighting his relentless fight for his innocence and against the crimes committed against him by the former detective Peavy in his attempts to manufacture Kerry's guilt. Kerry's father and mother were so proud of him and they would be proud of his fight for justice and his victory over the evil that lurks in the legal process in beautiful Cherokee County, Georgia. Kerry did not receive the order of dismissal in the mail until December 19, 2005, two weeks after the sad death of his very sweet and talented mother.

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