SYNOPSIS:

Jack Solder is a man with plenty to atone for. He's robbed, killed, burned, raped, beaten, and probably lots of other crimes he doesn't remember. One thing for sure he doesn't remember is killing two kids. He remembers riding to the homestead, he remembers rifling through it, and he remembers getting drunk. But sure as he found those dead children, and sure as he is the Devil's after him, he doesn't remember killing them. Now, Jack's at the last bridge out of town. Next to him, a grieving father with noose in hand. It's Jack's last chance to tell his truth and he recounts it as best he can. Jilli, the town's most known working girl is by Jack's side, listening to all of his confession. When he tells her to forget, that she doesn't need his memory, she tells him that her memories are as clear as clear can be. She walks away, leaving Jack to his fate beneath the bridge.

STEAD - A WHISPER, WYOMING STORY (SHORT)