New York resident and lawyer Emanuel Zeltser woke up on a private plane headed for a KGB-monitored detention center in Belarus last March. His last memory before waking was drinking coffee at a London cafe. Since then, he has been held at three separate prison facilities in the former Soviet Union country.
Zeltser, 55, has been deprived of his diabetes, heart and arthritis medications, physically tortured and mentally abused. Friday, he was languishing in a KGB penal colony outside of the eastern Belarusian city of Mogilev.
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