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Even jail can be home

By Edgar Eniego and Susan Evangelista | May 31, 2005 - 12:00am

Edgar Eniego was sent to the Puerto Princesa City Jail for an attempted hold-up of a local merchant. He experienced first-hand the dark depths of incarceration, attacked and beaten almost from the moment he entered...

Starweek Magazine

Even Jail can be Home

By Edgar Eniego and Susan Evangelista | May 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Edgar Eniego was sent to the Puerto Princesa City Jail for an attempted hold-up of a local merchant. He experienced first-hand the dark depths of incarceration, attacked and beaten almost from the moment he entered...

Starweek Magazine