One day the racist biased guy disembarked on the Norwegian Utoya island and shot seventy-seven teenagers on summer holidays. After months trying to decide if he was sane or insane, the court sentenced him to serve twenty-one years in prison. Ninety-eight days, eighteen hours, eighteen minutes, eighteen seconds per life.
This is a group of very short stories written in easy English. They mean a picture of shocking facts through only fifty words. Neither more nor less.
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lunes, 20 de octubre de 2014
miércoles, 14 de mayo de 2014
Bolivian Hell
They call it a prison. Policemen are only at the check in and check out. Inside you have to pay other inmates if you want to eat, to have a place to sleep or just to live. The guardians are convicts belonging to mafias and sharing money with the police.
martes, 18 de junio de 2013
Strong beliefs
Gil made the mistake of saying he didn’t share the ideas of the leader. Gil was taken to prison and found guilty of treason. The day of the execution, the commander of the firing squad offered him a cigarette. Then Gil responded. “No, thanks. I’m trying to give up smoking”
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