How well is he being treated? What’s wrong with him? No one seems to know.
Sure hope the U.S. or UK government don’t just murder him.
No point in going ahead with the recent superseding indictment if that was the plan.
How well is he being treated? What’s wrong with him? No one seems to know.
Sure hope the U.S. or UK government don’t just murder him.
No point in going ahead with the recent superseding indictment if that was the plan.
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