N.Va. Prisoner Lost in Translation
N.Va. Prisoner Lost in Translation
Spanish-Speaking Inmate Jailed 2 Months After Case Is Closed
By Theresa Vargas
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, August 4, 2006; Page A01
The man had been there before, wandering around the second floor of the Prince William County courthouse, his face a mask of worry.
No one knew how often he had come or to whom he had talked. But Kerry Kaiser, a clerk who sits at an information desk in front of the elevators, knew she'd seen him. She thought she might even have talked to him once, briefly, before the day when she really listened to what he said to her in Spanish.
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Spanish-Speaking Inmate Jailed 2 Months After Case Is Closed
By Theresa Vargas
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, August 4, 2006; Page A01
The man had been there before, wandering around the second floor of the Prince William County courthouse, his face a mask of worry.
No one knew how often he had come or to whom he had talked. But Kerry Kaiser, a clerk who sits at an information desk in front of the elevators, knew she'd seen him. She thought she might even have talked to him once, briefly, before the day when she really listened to what he said to her in Spanish.
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