Summary of Paul Wilson's BAD KARMA

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#1 I was a wannabe, and I wanted to be in the cool group. I figured this would be my ticket. I was used as a convenient tool by my roommates, who planned a trip to the mainland. I assured them that my 1966 VW Bus was perfect for the trip.

#2 I had to convince my best friend, Perro, to be an accomplice. He and I had been sworn enemies in middle school, where I was a year ahead of him, but we became blood brothers when he heard me complain about not having a TV and realized we were both poor.

#3 I worked at a supermarket in Coronado, California, that allowed me to sneak in extra supplies to help me on my journey. I would shopping during my regular shifts, depositing a can of this or package of that until both pallets were filled.

#4 I was alone in the store at night, preparing to steal items from the store. I had to raise the door to dump my load into Perro’s truck, which was parked across the street.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: May 24, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822525368

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Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 6

Insights from Chapter 7

Insights from Chapter 8

Insights from Chapter 9

Insights from Chapter 10

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I was a wannabe, and I wanted to be in the cool group. I figured this would be my ticket. I was used as a convenient tool by my roommates, who planned a trip to the mainland. I assured them that my 1966 VW Bus was perfect for the trip.

#2

I had to convince my best friend, Perro, to be an accomplice. He and I had been sworn enemies in middle school, where I was a year ahead of him, but we became blood brothers when he heard me complain about not having a TV and realized we were both poor.

#3

I worked at a supermarket in Coronado, California, that allowed me to sneak in extra supplies to help me on my journey. I would shopping during my regular shifts, depositing a can of this or package of that until both pallets were filled.

#4

I was alone in the store at night, preparing to steal items from the store. I had to raise the door to dump my load into Perro’s truck, which was parked across the street.

#5

I had drilled Perro to stay with the plan, don't change a thing. But something wasn't right, and I couldn't figure out what it was. I had to check on Perro. I pulled alongside him, and his truck hadn't moved from across the street. My two pallets of loot were sitting in the spotlight, untouched.

#6

We were fifteen minutes late already. The plan was ruined. I had underestimated how much would fit into the back of Perro’s truck. It was piled higher than