Betty Hunter

It's a Sin to Tell a Lie Betty Hunter

Scheduled to die by lethal injection at midnight, Clyde Shelton had been tried and found guilty of the murder of Norma Baker, and the rape of her daughter, Brenda Hamilton in their antique store. He had adamantly denied the charges then, claimed he was innocent, and through all the years since. His account of that night was so bizarre, no one ever believed him. Is he guilty as determined by the jury, or could he be innocent, as he claims? In the final hours preceding the culmination of that sentence, the story unfolds, while we observe Brenda, and other residents, of the town, as midnight nears. It's a sin to tell a lie. What lie? How many lies?