John Short is a free man again, having endured 15 days of interrogations and emerging with his health intact.
The Australian missionary’s reason for entering – his faith – appears to have strengthened him during the experience (though a hunger strike may have shortened the ordeal), culminating in his release earlier this month.
John Short is a free man again, having endured 15 days of interrogations and emerging with his health intact.
The Australian missionary’s reason for entering – his faith – appears to have strengthened him during the experience (though a hunger strike may have shortened the ordeal), culminating in his release earlier this month.
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