Matthew and Nancy Botsford have a firsthand testimony of life without God and then life with God. Come on a journey into the Supernatural realms of Heaven and Hell when Matthew dies from a 9mm gunshot wound to the head.
A Day in Hell is the riveting, true-life account of one
man’s descent to the bowels of hell after dying from
a gunshot wound to the head in March of 1992 while
on a business trip to Atlanta, Georgia and the true,
wholehearted prayer of love by his newly wedded wife,
calling out, “Lord, bring back my husband in whatever
condition he may be. Just bring him back, and I
promise to stay with him for the rest of my life.” The
damaging effects of the 9 mm bullet tearing into the
brain were severe, resulting in paralysis and extensive
cognitive damage. The organ harvesters were lining
up for his eventual death while he lay comatose. But
Matthew survived, waking up twenty-seven days later,
unbeknown to all those surrounding him of how the
actual hand of God came and pulled him from his cell
in hell and God told him, “It’s not your time.” A Day in
Hell is a story flooded with hope and inspiration and
the Supernatural!
Excerpt
“Fire one, baby! Fire one, baby!”
Screams came from everywhere. Nine millimeter
shots rang from every direction. World War Three
started on the streets of Atlanta, Georgia. People ran,
scattering in every direction, filling the streets and the
restaurant with panic and fear. Utter chaos ensued. The
shooter stood on the corner of the cracked concrete
sidewalk with a cool chill in the air. He squeezed the
trigger of an Uzi machine gun, anger pumping through
his veins, spraying bullets into the crowd outside of the
building.
Matthew was hit from behind, the 9 mm bullet
piercing the back right side of his head, instantly
knocking him to the ground, blood pouring from his
head as Matthew gasped. His brother bent down to
hear Matthew’s last breaths.
Joe began yelling, “Help! Someone! My brother has
been shot! Help! He is dying! Help!”
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