Summoned at Midnight

Richard A. Serrano's audiobook explores the concealed history of racial bias within the US military legal system between 1955 and 1961, highlighting stark disparities in the treatment of white and Black soldiers on death row. Through interviews, transcripts, and archival material, it reveals how factors like political connections and social support influenced life-or-death decisions, exposing the deep-rooted racism that persisted even after military integration. The narrative uncovers the personal stories of those affected and the broader legal and social injustices of the era.