Sorry it has taken me so long to post anything on this blog about Lestat.
Of course everyone knows now about his death in Bolivian prison. It has been five months now. It seems like yesterday to me. I will, in the coming weeks, post the story of how and why he died. It is tremendously difficult for me to find the right words. I am devastated. The pain is still fresh. Maybe it will always be. Everyone tells me time will make things better. I don't think I will ever feel better. Maybe in time I will feel different, not feel such anguish. Maybe with time I will be able the write his story with out tears clouding my vision and hitting the keyboard. Maybe I will be able to go into his room without having a melt down. Maybe I will be able to go to the book store without shaking at seeing the books he so loved. Time. We shall see.
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The toll this has taken on Lestat is evident
This Blog was intended to enlighten the people about the plight of a young man serving time in Chonchocoro prison in Bolivia To support him in any way possible and share information.I am sad to say Lestat died on March 31, 2008.We continue to post here about his life
Lestat Jan 22 2008
The toll this has taken on Lestat is evident
About Me
- Dawna
- I am the mother of Lestat Montevideo,a young American man serving time in a Bolivian prison. I write about the horrors he is facing on a daily basis in this primitive place and the fact that he cannot receive a fair trial in Bolivia. I hope posting about his plight will help keep him alive. I am sorry to say that Lestat has died in Bolivian prison. I continue to post on this blog about his life.
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You will never be the same, this kind of trauma changes every cell in your body. Even when you are having a good time, your not all there, because way in the deep the core, Is the Pain.
Triston was so evolved, That he may be able to do something to change this grief. He wanted the truth of his story to be written. I'm sure its to soon. HE WILL GIVE YOUR THE STRENGTH. LOVE
Everyone at the Foreign Prisoner Support Service wishes to extend our deepest sympathies to Triston's mother who never gave up the fight for her son's rights. Even despite the greatest moments of despair and adversity, Dawna continued to endure the pain and anguish of fighting a fight that, to many, seemed so very hopeless. Prisoners rights ought to be protected no matter who they are, where they are, or what they are accussed of doing. A fair judicial process should be right of every citizen of the world. Sadly, it isn't.
We hope that Dawna will continue to be strong and that the light she shines for others will burn brightly, so others don't have to walk in complete darkness.
Our deepest sympathy.
www.foreignprisoners.com
Lestat is God.
How many times does mankind need to repeat this murder. He will come again.
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