Jay Nordlinger, writing today in National Review Online:
I can’t remember whether I mentioned Manuel Acosta Larena in columns past. Anyway, he’s dead now. He was a very brave Cuban, belonging to the dissident group called the Democracy Movement. He died in the hands of Castro’s police. The police claimed it was a suicide — that Acosta hanged himself in his cell. His friends doubt it. And the authorities won’t hand over the corpse for an autopsy.
Of course.
The history of Communism has taught us that suicide can be a very strange event. For example, you can shoot yourself in the head — four times.
Funny how that works.
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