Lifescript: Dreams Don't Die

Acting as police Confidential Informant, Dupont was given a wire-tapped phone with which to bust a drug dealer. She did. Tragically, that same phone became the means by which the drug dealer discovered she was a ‘snitch’ after the police undercover cop accidentally answers the call. Thus began the secret schemes that will ultimately lead to her assassination. Before the Rachel Law, there was Constance Dupont. Her work as police Confidential Informant ended tragically, being murdered in cold-blood. Howeveer, she had done just enough by recording information that would later get the drug dealer arrested. Dupont was supposed to testify in court against the drug dealer on August 5, 2002. Before dawn August 3, 2002, the 39-year-old affectionately known as “Bear” heard a knock on the front window of her Havana apartment. When she peeked through the blinds, bullets ripped through the glass and into her chest. She was allegedly shot by the man known as “Wolf”. A decade later, Dupont’s daughter, Lasharka, unearths many dark secrets that have been buried under the ground for years. The startling revelations comes through a series of dreams, visions and research findings that unearth untold facts that have been covered up by those in power. In doing so, it appears Dupont’s daughter has excavated the ghost of her mother from the grave. And that ghost is about to haunt America and the rest of the world. Lasharka had childhood dreams when she was younger, dreams of changing the world for good, but her dreams soon turn into nightmares when her mother was shot. That shooting wasn’t supposed to have happened; it wasn’t meant to be part of the script as it could have been prevented altogether. Tragically, the mother was gunned down in her Havana home in Florida. Standing as a 22 year-old beside her mother’s death-bed, the last words she heard were very grave: “Find the gunman that shot me before he finds you. I love you.” “I promise…I love you too,” was her teary reply, pledging undying love to her dying mom. “I promise I will.” After several investigations – and with help from her lawyer – aimed at bringing the perpetrator to book, and following various tip-offs and confidential information she received, she finally discovers many dark secrets and unveils various cover ups. She had a revelation that the gunman is not alone, and that there were many people who had wanted her mother dead. The hit man worked as an underground sniper for men of the underworld – a den of drug dealers and an assembly of assassins. And dirty cops on drug barons’ payroll were involved in the whole conspiracy. In trying to track the killer and crack her mother’s murder case, her most terrifying vision was the discovery of the likelihood that more deaths and some high-profile murders will soon follow. Her research revealed there was a planned series of attacks by a secret organization targeted at wiping out people of color, starting from the very top. She was reliably told that an entire race is just about to be wiped out in a covert operation that will be more devastating than the Holocaust. Not since the Nazis tried wiping out an entire race has any secret plan been more ruthless. She checked the almost endless list to see the string of hits and saw names of already murdered blacks like Martin Luther, Malcolm X, Biggie, Huey Newton, 2pac Shakur, Michael Jackson, Dele Giwa, M.K.O.Abiola… One of the next prime targets was tagged “the most influential black man in America with a Moslem name and an African father.” That probably meant the US President. Yet, acting on instructions, she still has to seek for justice – singlehandedly.