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Growing up we moved around alot! We moved from Pennsylvania, to St. Louis, to a small town in Ohio called Hubbard. To give you a visual of the size of the town, I would say probably about the same as Edgewater. It seemed like such a quaint little town where everyone knew each other.One of the many people I went to school with, was paid to kill a man and his mother. His name was Jason Getsy. He did kill the woman but shot the man 7 times, but the man did not die. In the blog that I found, it sounds like the "blogger" had made quite a few people upset by the words describing how he felt about Jayson and old friends from Hubbard. He explains that he never intended to hurt anyone or affend them but only to tell the story as he saw it, through a his eyes at 14. I picked this blog because Jason was a kid that sat right next to me in class. He seemed very nice but quiet. I never saw him treat anyone mean or be disruptive, so when I heard about what he had done my heart sank. How could someone possibly do something like that? Now he has paid the price for his actions. Jason and the group of guys that killed the woman and attempted to murder her son changed the lives of many people in our little town. In the blog written by Jason Donnelly he said that "The murder of Ann Serefino, and the attempted murder of her son Charles Serefino ran through my (then) hometown of Hubbard Ohio like the the fallout of a nuclear bomb. I remember it like it was yesterday." Activists against the death penatly all over the world to fought for Jason Getsy, but in the end they lost.

works cited Donnelly, Jason. On Jason Getsy...R.I.P.//J.R. Donnelly's blog of doom....18// Aug. 2009.Web. 5 Apr. 2011.

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