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Tragic– I have visited this prison and the thing that got me the most were the photos on the wall. All of those faces– some looking terrified, some looking like they had resigned themselves to the fact that they probably weren’t going to make it out of there. There is even an Australian man amongst all of those Cambodian faces. I can’t remember his story.
Vaya
Heartbreaking