The Man Who Thought He was Jesus
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Jaw dropping memoir of how I grew up in organized crime and died twice within 6 months. As a child my father use me to help him in his organized crime business. At 4 years of age I was tormented by evil spirits. My friends gave me a nick name 9 lives and many say I was a ghost because no one could have survived so many things. This unbelievable story has helped so many people in prison, one chaplain said prisoners begin to cry and go to the chapel like never before.
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