In this fourth installment of his harrowing true memoir, Dr. John M. Cobin opens the gates of Casablanca, one of Chile's most notorious prisons. Wrongly convicted on charges arising from a clear act of self-defense-charges physical evidence and forensics later helped expose as false-Cobin endured more than five years behind bars in a foreign land he had made his home. This volume chronicles the daily reality of confinement: the noise, the hunger, the violence, the boredom, and the unexpected acts of grace that surface in the bleakest places. A Baptist pastor, scholar, father of seven, and grandfather of seven, Cobin writes with the steady candor of a man who refused to let injustice steal his faith. This is not a story of bitterness but of endurance-a clear-eyed witness to suffering, dignity, and the God who walks the prison yard.
