Part 11/15:
A poignant letter, penned by Tank on the eve of his execution, expressed remorse and hope for redemption. Eleven signatures adorned the document, and its tone conveyed a complex mix of penitence and a belief in divine forgiveness. Their death sent a message: the government would not tolerate violence and lawlessness, even at the cost of poignant lives.
Witnesses recount that the men’s final moments brought a strange serenity, as they accepted their fate. Many visitors paid respects, viewing the executions as necessary acts of justice to uphold societal order amid chaos. The community’s reactions ranged from sorrow to reaffirmation of authority’s resolve.