In December 1994, a brutal crime occurred in a quiet suburb of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and doctors and investigators at the scene said the only possible outcome would have been death. But 27-year-old Alison Botha refused to die, showing the world an incomprehensible example of the human will to live.
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In December 1994, a brutal crime occurred in a quiet suburb of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and doctors and investigators at the scene said the only possible outcome would have been death. But 27-year-old Alison Botha refused to die, showing the world an incomprehensible example of the human will to live.