ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Meet Mr. Doss, a man who was wrongfully convicted and subjected to mistreatment, including a false medical diagnosis. He was treated for an illness he didn’t actually have, only to later be told he was never sick. Hear his powerful story of endurance and how his faith carried him through.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
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Interview with a current Donovan inmate. Hear what he had to say about what conditions these brothers had or what special treatment they received. Was prison really prison for these “convicted” murderers? Did they have the same fear/protection as other murderers?
Meet “Fatima”-a woman who faced unimaginable challenges during her 6 years and 2 months of incarceration. Today, she shares her insights on what it means to live in two worlds-navigating life as both a prison wife and a resilient individual striving for a better future. Fatima’s story is a powerful…
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