Daniel Foster had spent nearly five years inside the narrow, windowless cell at the Huntsville Unit in Texas. Each day began and ended the same way: the heavy clang of the cell door, the fluorescent hum overhead, and the sterile scent of industrial cleaning chemicals that seemed permanently baked into the walls. He had long since memorized the routines of the guards—their footfalls in the corridor, the sharp raps on the… CONTINUE READING…
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