During the years of 2007-2010, Lynn Espejo worked for a group of doctors in Little Rock, Arkansas, as their Clinic Administrator. Little did she know that her complaint after being sexually assaulted by one of the doctors, would end with her being charged with a crime. Lynn shares her shock at finding out that the doctors shredded all the financial evidence needed to prove her innocence. Her story takes you through the twists and turns of her case as she journeys through the federal criminal “in”justice system. After her first indictment was dismissed in 2012, Lynn was later indicted for the second time in 2014, when she refused to give up claim to money seized by the federal government from her and her husband’s bank accounts using the Patriot Act . Readers will be shocked at the level of prosecutorial misconduct, the loss of crucial evidence, abuse of grand jury subpoenas by federal prosecutors, harassment of her family by federal agents, and what happens at an eight-day jury trial, where Lynn is found guilty on all counts. While serving a 45 months sentence in federal prison, Lynn used her blog Inside The Walls to expose the level of corruption and abuse of inmate rights she found Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) staff committing. This resulted in retaliation by staff who placed her in the Solitary Housing Unit (SHU) as punishment. Lynn takes you on her emotional journey with first-hand accounts of her self-surrender to prison, strip searches, prison visits, flying on ConAir, surviving 100 days in solitary confinement, her time in a county jail, and being quarantined for 14 days in the men’s maximum-security SHU during COVID-19. Lynn shares the revelations she made while being housed alone in a cell at the Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and how God helped her overcome the anger she had held onto for years.