Jose Enrique Guevara woke up to screams and a flash of heat from the fire about to engulf his prison bunk bed.
As flames devoured men around him and tore at his back, Guevara bolted for a corner, seeking to escape the conflagration. But the only door to the overcrowded barracks was locked.
“You can’t imagine what it’s like, knowing that everyone is burning, hearing and seeing how they cry as they’re eaten by flames,” said Guevara, 33, who was serving an 11-year sentence for auto theft in the Comayagua prison. “It all happened in seconds.”
As scores around him died, Guevara survived only by a fellow inmate’s act of heroism: the man
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