I Just Called to Say You Killed Me by J. Rocky Colavito

Six politicians, different in states, experiences, and upbringing, united by their largesse toward and support of the Second Amendment, and all those who would have their guns pried from their cold, dead hands. That was their common ground.

Until now.

Six politicians receive a phone call from out of the blue on their personal cell phones; they don’t recognize the caller, but their habit of always accepting calls from anyone makes them answer.

Six politicians, puzzled by the voice on the other end, and the message being conveyed. They hang up.

Then they receive another call, and then another.

Six politicians, united by the fear of their ringing phones and the message from the caller on the other end. The message is clear, and its content is horrifying.

Six politicians are hearing from common sources who died needlessly, and the voices are from those victims.

The message for six politicians is: “I just called to say you killed me.”

The blood is on their hands, the phone calls are on their consciences, and the souls behind the voices are on their heels.

“I just called to say you killed me.”

Pray that the next call isn’t to you.