American Citizen Serving Sentence in Russia in Serious Condition
An American citizen serving a sentence in Russia, former Marine Robert Gilman, has been admitted to the psychiatric department. According to Reuters, his legal defenders are worried that his condition is extremely severe and that he may have been tortured in prison.

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