100 letters from my mother
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This is the true story of Joseph Oubelkas (1980), who at the age of 24 was sentenced to ten years in prison in Morocco without evidence or investigation. Joseph was born and raised in the Brabant village of Raamsdonksveer. At the age of 20, he became one of the youngest IT engineers in the Netherlands and later started his own IT company. Everything was going successfully until the end of 2004. Then his young life took a bizarre turn. Despite the errors in the verdict and the conclusion of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs that there was no evidence pointing to Joseph, his years of unjust ...
This is the true story of Joseph Oubelkas (1980), who at the age of 24 was sentenced to ten years in prison in Morocco without evidence or investigation. Joseph was born and raised in the Brabant village of Raamsdonksveer. At the age of 20, he became one of the youngest IT engineers in the Netherlands and later started his own IT company. Everything was going successfully until the end of 2004. Then his young life took a bizarre turn. Despite the errors in the verdict and the conclusion of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs that there was no evidence pointing to Joseph, his years of unjust imprisonment began. During the harsh life in various prisons, Joseph built special friendships and was unconditionally supported by the 400 letters from his mother. 'My child, you leave a trail of courage, joy for life, innocence, and goodness...'
