In a world where justice is meant to be blind, it often seems to possess a selective vision, favoring the powerful while scrutinizing the vulnerable. "Life Less Than Zero" delves into the harrowing reality of my journey through a labyrinth of legal entanglements, where truth was a mere shadow against the stark backdrop of judicial machinery. It reflects the unfortunate truth that the Courts are in the Business of Law and not of Justice.

My ordeal began with an accusation in a convoluted white-collar crime case. Despite the lack of concrete evidence, I was thrust into a legal nightmare, suffering imprisonment multiple times for the same charges. My repeated incarcerations paint a distressing picture of a system that, rather than safeguarding the innocent, can sometimes ensnare them in its complex and unforgiving web.

Within the confines of prison, I encountered a spectrum of humanity that many of us never see. The fellow inmates I met each had their own stories; stories of misfortune, mistakes, and the unyielding hand of fate. These men, often judged solely by their crimes, revealed layers of vulnerability and resilience. Their experiences, intertwined with mine, offer a stark look at life behind bars, a world fraught with hardship, violence, and a constant struggle for survival and identity.