Kirjahaku

Dreaming in Arabic is the story of growing up in a church that preached end-time prophecies that were soon going to overtake the world, starting with God's people fleeing to a place of safety in Petra, Jordan. Despite each prophecy failing, dates continued to be set for the end of the world. Starting at an archaeological dig site in Israel, the author goes back in history to highlight the times the Holy Land has been conquered and whether this has any relevance for Christians today. A modern memoir about ancient promises and conflicting visions of the Middle East and how history can be very personal.

Fingers and toes with no pruning. No rigor mortis. No livor mortis. Blood glucose levels that revealed a recent death. Neighbors who saw Samira Frasch alive two and a half hours after her husband left the house. Phone records and eyewitnesses to support his alibi. A prison snitch who told a story filled with contradictions. A golf club that mysteriously appeared in the master bedroom a year after the controversial death. A handyman who lied repeatedly. Mental health issues that were ignored. A prosecutor with a grudge. It all said the same thing, that Dr. Adam Frasch had not killed his wife. The true and frightening story of how the State of Florida created a case out of planted evidence and disjointed testimonies to put an innocent man in prison.