Bah's

Bah's family still has questions about their loved one's death.

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The new records now show that the day after Bah's brain surgery, the warden at the Elizabeth Detention Center reported the incident to the jail company, including the fact that medical personnel did not respond to request to visit detainee until it was too late.

Democracy Now! Democracy Now! 2010

NARRATOR: Five days after Bah's head injury, officials finally called the family and told them he was at University Hospital in Newark.

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NARRATOR: Back in Guinea, Bah's first wife remarried, then died in childbirth, leaving his two teenage sons orphaned.

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After the hospital actually moved Bah to a nursing home, immigration authorities settled on a third course: Bah's cousins in New York would be responsible for paying his medical bills, even though they had already protested they couldn't afford it.

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He had been injured four days earlier, and no one from immigration had contacted Bah's lawyer, his friends or his family.

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While exploring each room, I found clues to help solve the case including embedded video interviews with Bah's friends and family, his fellow detainees and their families.

Progressive Bloggers 2010

But one day he was surprised by a call from a detainee in Bah's dorm whom he had never met.

Democracy Now! Democracy Now! 2010

While exploring each room, I found clues to help solve the case including embedded video interviews with Bah's friends and family, his fellow detainees and their families.

Progressive Bloggers 2010

But days before the planned release, Bah's cousins received a call.

Democracy Now! Democracy Now! 2010