'This is like a weeping wound which will never heal'

December 16, 2013 13:59

"This is like a nasur (a weeping wound) which will never heal. Time hasn't changed anything. At work, at least my thoughts are not with my daughter.

"But she (pointing to his wife) spends all her time at home thinking about what happened to our daughter. We don't have the strength to go on any more, but we have to accept what has happened."

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