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Allan Hill has an unwavering faith in Jesus and a slow startle response, traits that have served him well in his adopted home. For seven years, Mr. Hill, a 68-year-old semiretired auto-body worker, has lived in the old Packard plant, the concrete hulk that was once headquarters of the long-defunct automobile manufacturer and is now, in the words of the Motor City Muckraker blog, a “lawless wasteland.”
Allan Hill has an unwavering faith in Jesus and a slow startle response, traits that have served him well in his adopted home. For seven years, Mr. Hill, a 68-year-old semiretired auto-body worker, has lived in the old Packard plant, the concrete hulk that was once headquarters of the long-defunct automobile manufacturer and is now, in the words of the Motor City Muckraker blog, a “lawless wasteland.”
