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😮 I removed the handcuffs from a prisoner and recognized the tattoo of my dead father. He died in Vietnam three months before I was born; I never knew him. šŸ’” And this 67-year-old man, accused of stealing medicine from a pharmacy, had the same military badge on his arm that my mother has had framed in the living room for forty-eight years.

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morning, on the hill, someone moved too soon. Someone made a noise where they shouldn’t have. And the machine gun hunted the four of us down.ā€ He looked at his hands. ā€œI’ve been paying Güero for that noise for fifty-five years.ā€ He didn’t say who made the noise. Not yet.

But he’d already planted a seed of hope: Güero didn’t end up like that just because continue reading …

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