For Mahir Ahmad Amiri, yesterday is last year is tomorrow is a decade ago.
What remains of his memory is trapped and jumbled inside a damaged brain. But there is a blank space. That is where the shooting goes. That moment, when a drug dealer put five bullets into his back and neck around 3 in the morning on Dec. 20, 2018, at an infamous Far East Dallas gas station where he worked security, he does not recall.
Mahir Amiri is here, trapped in an electric wheelchair parked in a small, dingy nursing home room, but he is not.
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