It should have been a normal errand on a chilly February day. Mary Jane got her groceries and drove home, where she started loading bags into the empty house. During one of her trips to the car, she heard a noise and realized there was a strange man on the porch. In an instant, he overpowered her, dragging her back inside to the bedroom where he brutally raped her. Looking back on that day, she remembers the paralyzing terror of thinking she was about to die.
“I was his last victim,” M.J. Lockemy tells people now. The attacker, a serial rapist, was out of prison on a work release program and had been driving around the neighborhood looking for prey. “I happened to be the one,” M.J. shakes her head. Weeks later, she realized she was pregnant. Married just three years to a man who had two children of his own, they struggled to know what to do. The doctors’ solution was abortion. M.J.’s husband thought they should consider it. “This child wasn’t conceived in love,” he worried. But should this tiny baby pay the death penalty for the crime of her father?
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