CLEAN : PROFILE: US citizen Paul Whelan, imprisoned in Russia

The transcript discusses a person's claim of innocence regarding alleged crimes, emphasizing that no crime occurred and that they are a victim of a setup. It highlights issues of false confessions and denied medical care in prison, with references to human rights violations. The speaker also shares personal details, including age and study experience.

What does the speaker claim about their involvement in any alleged crimes?

• They admit to some involvement.

• They claim innocence.

• They refuse to comment.

• They provide evidence of their guilt.

What does the speaker say about the evidence of a crime?

• There is overwhelming evidence.

• There is no evidence.

• The evidence is inconclusive.

• The evidence is being fabricated.

What does the speaker describe the situation as?

• A misunderstanding.

• A setup to force a confession.

• A fair trial.

• A resolved issue.

What has been denied to the speaker in prison?

• Visitation rights.

• Access to books.

• Medical care for injuries.

• Legal representation.

What is the speaker's experience with human rights complaints?

• They have been effective.

• They have been partially successful.

• They have been ignored.

• They have been resolved quickly.