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Escape From a Galapagos Death Camp
Forget everything you thought you knew about Galapagos. Behind and beneath nature’s laboratory lies an excruciating human history and a nebulous heart of darkness. In the years following World War ll, Galapagos was home to a death camp. Hundreds were banished to the islands and disappeared into the maw of a macabre punishment project, their remains unceremoniously dumped into a lava tube. In this historical essay, the authors and their motley crew set out on a hunt for feral pigs to the site of the most notorious encampment, now overgrown by the Galapagos National Park. As they descend into an abyss of human cruelty, they learn a remarkable story of unprecedented survival and escape. This is a travelogue of their journey within a journey within a journey.
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