Paul Whelan wants to help improve care given to returning wrongfully detained Americans

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When Paul Whelan returned to the United States last year after being wrongfully detained in a Russian prison for more than five years, he came home to nothing.

“At 55, I’m starting over again, almost from zero,” Whelan told the Washington Examiner.

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