The final installment of New York Times reporter David Rohde’s gripping story of his captivity with the Taliban—in which he describes his escape and his emotional reunion-by-telephone with his family—has been posted, along with a sober epilogue.
By Megan Garber
The final installment of New York Times reporter David Rohde’s gripping story of his captivity with the Taliban—in which he describes his escape and his emotional reunion-by-telephone with his family—has been posted, along with a sober epilogue.
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