The Nine Lives of John Aslin True Story of an Indigenous Man Imprisoned 37 Years and Counting for Nonviolent Crime [Audiobook]

Intertwining gritty, real-life facts with artful prose and a gripping narrative, The Nine Lives of John Aslin shares the story of Michigan's longest-serving nonviolent offender, spanning multiple generations to provide a thought-provoking look at intergenerational trauma and the cycle of families trapped in poverty. This book stands as a testament to the bigotry and discrimination behind John Aslin's sentencing, echoing the long-lasting unfair treatment of the Ojibwe Nation and its people. It seeks to touch the hearts of listeners and raise awareness of little-known injustice. The Nine Lives of John Aslin is an enlightening story for anyone who wants to learn more about American history, the treatment of First Nation people, and the dark history of state persecution.