Moral Dilemma

123 Main Street
Happyville, British Columbia
V2A 3T1

May 30, 2011

Mayor
City Hall
666 Elm Street
Happyville, British Columbia
V2A 3Y2

Dear Mr.Mayor:


I believe that you should just keep the evidence that you have on Mr.Grass and just not say anything about his past. Yes he was the commandant of a Nazi concentration camp and he killed 15,000 people but since then he has change into a nice old man who cares alot about his community. And do you really want to bring this situation into a court where all those holocaust survivors have to relive the experience of going through all that pain and suffering? 

I mean look what he is doing for the people of your village.Over the years he has donated many amounts of money to different charities as well as support families who cant meet their needs. Each month he goes around making sure everybody has a enough money to support their family.  He is 92 years of age and healthy. His wife passed away six years ago and he has 3 children and many grandchildren. He is at that age in life where anytime could be his time and that you should not put all this pressure onto him at such an elderly age.

 I believe Mr.Grass is a kind generous man who cares about the people in his community and that you should just put the evidence away and leave him to live the rest of his life. I can say that if you have found the evidence sooner and he was way younger then do something about it but I mean,he is 92 years old and has no wife and 3 kids,you should leave him be and let him live the rest of his life.



Sincerely,



Donny Jones