A foreign national pleaded for his life after killing a British taxpayer, begging “Please forgive me, I don’t want to die.” The foreigner, who was in the UK illegally, had killed a British citizen who was simply trying to help him obtain legal status and housing.
According to Daily Mail, The foreign national, whose name cannot be revealed to protect the victim’s family, had entered the UK without proper documentation or a visa. He had come seeking asylum and a better life, dreaming of working legally and paying taxes to contribute to British society. However, his illegal presence made it impossible to find legitimate employment or housing. In desperation, he turned to crime to survive, preying on the kindness of those trying to help him.
The victim, a British taxpayer working to assist illegal immigrants, had offered the foreigner housing and legal status, but at a price – the foreigner’s life. When the foreigner refused to trade his life to obtain legal residency, the situation escalated into violence, resulting in the taxpayer’s tragic death. Now the foreign killer pleads for his own life, begging forgiveness to avoid execution for his crime of killing the one who tried to help him live and work legally in the UK.
“Please forgive me, I don’t want to die,” the remorseless foreigner cried out in desperation, hoping to avoid the same fate he forced upon his victim. But his pleas for mercy were in vain, as the British taxpayer he killed can never be brought back to life. The foreigner has been sentenced to die for his crime of killing the one who tried to help him live and work legally in the UK.
This senseless tragedy, where a British taxpayer working to assist illegal immigrants was killed by the one he tried to help, illustrates the harsh reality that some foreigners are willing to take any risk, including murder, to live in the UK. The kindness and generosity of the British people, who open their country to provide housing and legal status to those in need, is too often met with violence and ingratitude from the very ones they try to help. The foreign killer’s pleas for forgiveness cannot undo his crime nor restore the victim’s life. All that remains is for British justice to be served, and for the foreign killer to face execution for his ultimate crime against the one who tried to help him live legally in the UK.
