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Out of Captivity : Surviving 1,967 Days in the Colombian Jungle

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FOURTEENThe SwampApril 2007–August 2007KEITHFor <strong>the</strong> next few days after P<strong>in</strong>chao’s disappearance, <strong>the</strong> camp was <strong>in</strong>an uproar. The guards were all tense and <strong>the</strong> little dirtbag Moster wasbeside himself. The three <strong>of</strong> us, however, were lov<strong>in</strong>g life. None <strong>of</strong> usknew for sure what Jhon had done or how he’d managed to sneak out<strong>of</strong> camp without his cha<strong>in</strong>s, but we were all root<strong>in</strong>g for him, no matterwhat his escape meant for us.In <strong>the</strong> immediate, it meant that May Day 2007, three days after Jhonleft, was go<strong>in</strong>g to be mov<strong>in</strong>g day. We weren’t sure if our departure wasa result <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> escape or if it had been scheduled. We packed all ourgear and were ordered to stand on <strong>the</strong> volleyball court. Marc, Tom, andI stood <strong>the</strong>re watch<strong>in</strong>g as <strong>the</strong> FARC completely dismantled <strong>the</strong> camp.It was <strong>the</strong> same cover-your-tracks behavior that we’d experienced withMilton.“I’ve seen this before,” Tom said.

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