Deliver Me

<B>When children commit unspeakable crimes, who bears responsibility? And who pays the price? </B><BR/> <BR/><I>Snow falls softly over a desolate playground. A fourteen-year-old boy lies face down in front of a swing-set as his life drains out of the gaping wound in his head. Behind him stands his best friend, a warm gun in his trembling hand. </I><BR/> <BR/> Dogge and Billy are unlikely best friends. Dogge is from affluent Rönnviken, Billy from the concrete towers of Våringe – only a few hundred yards across a highway, but worlds apart. From the outside, Dogge has everything, but beneath the glossy surface of his life he is lonely and neglected. Meanwhile, Billy’s family are poor first-generation immigrants, but their cramped one-bedroom apartment is filled with love.<BR/> <BR/> When ruthless gangs tighten their grip on Våringe, the prospect of fast cash, easy access to drugs and the respect that comes with power draws both boys in. Bu