>It was {a} very hot and sunny summer. I was going back home with my
>family when {this} happened. Everything {had} just {been} perfect until that day.
>We were just an ordinary family in our return journey. It was about
>11.00 pm and we hadn't seen any car for {a} few hours. We were listening {to}
>{'Radio Three'/'Trojka'} as {usual,} and then suddenly we hit something. The car
>stopped. We knew {that} it {must have been} something really big like a wild boar or
>a deer. My dad got out and touched his head. He was terrified. After a
>while, he got back {into} the car. He didn't say a word. Then, after {a} few
>minutes, he spoke, {"Listen everyone,} we have run over a man, but that's not all,
>he {has had} his throat slit." We couldn't call the police. They would {have thought}
>that we {ran}{him} over at first and then slit the throat.
>It was obvious that we had to do something with the body. Now, I would
>just run away but that time we were too frightened to just leave the
>body. The police would {have}{found} us somehow and put us in jail. We decided
>to bury the body in the wood near our home town. It was the nearest
>forest in this area. My father had a {hand} shovel in {the} boot which we
>used. We {had been} digging a few hours {before} we went home. {The} next
>day our mother woke us up. She {had} bought {a} newspaper and showed us an
>article about {an animal} hunt {taking place the} next day. It would {have been} nothing special but the
>hunters were planning to use dogs and hunt in our forest - the same we
>were in {the previous} night. After a while, we {were sitting} in our car and were going for
>the body. Once {again,} we were frightened to death. We had a problem with
>finding the body. We {had} buried it when it {had} still {been} dark, and in the day
>time the forest looked different. My sister was crying, my dad was
>furious. {My mum and I} were the only calm people at that moment. {Actually,} we
>weren't calm at all, we were just {too} frightened to think or to do
>something. {But} we knew that if we didn't find the body, the dogs would.
>Fortunately, the ground was still fresh after {that night's} digging and we
>found the body. We {put} it {into} the boot {again}. The body was
>decaying and {stank}. None of us had done anything against the law
>before but that day we were determined and ready for {anything}. I
>suggested chopping and slicing the body and putting it in the {rubbish}
>bags. Then we could {have}{got} rid of {the body} throwing it out. No one else had an
>idea and this one sounded quite easy {for us} to {achieve}. Somebody could
>think that we {were} cannibals or something like that at the time.
>But for us the body was just a thing. Our safety and inner peace {were}
>the most important {things} for us that time. After we had quartered the
>... the thing, we took it with us and threw the first bag into {a}
>street dustbin. It was an ordinary activity: a man {} throwing {}
>rubbish. Nobody asks why and what. Only one small homeless dog came {up} to
>the dustbin and started to sniff. Fuck that dog. I had to take back
>the bag. The stupid animal {might}{have}{ruined} everything. The plan wasn't
>perfect. There was only one thing we could do and we should have done
>it earlier. The body was one big {piece} of meat so we {couldn't} just sell it.
>Certainly nobody would {have}{bought} a human body. {"Mincing the body would do," I thought to myself.} We
>bought {four} mincers and started our work in {the} cellar. We packed the meat
>into small plastic bags like those in supermarkets. The blood was
>almost everywhere, our dog was eating the meat and even my mother
>suggested eating it for supper. It was a sick idea but nobody thought
>like that at the time. After a few hours, we had 96 pounds of meat and
>it was too much to just sell it {to}{a butcher's}. {That} wasn't a problem as I
>had another perfect idea. We wrote {a} date on the bags and threw them
>away. The meat was {too} old to eat according to the date written on {the bags}.
>Now everything was perfect. Nobody would ask about old meat in {a}
>dustbin. After that we went back home. Now we could rest. Since that
>time I {have}{hated} meat. I have no respect for human life. For me it's just a
>big {piece} of meat.