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Message to billionaire Aussie John from inside a rat infested squalid Indonesian jail.

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Message to billionaire Aussie John from inside a rat infested squalid Indonesian jail.

Message to billionaire Aussie John from inside a rat infested squalid Indonesian jail. From Robert McNeice. John I am sorry I did not pay back your money but please I have suffered enough. I need your help to me get out of here, my health is not good. What has…See More

Feb 27, 2010

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