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On April 29, four new prisoners [unnamed in Brookens 'account] joined the group.

Van Putten, Thomas H. 1990
On April 29, four new prisoners [unnamed in Brookens 'account] joined the group.

Utecht, Richard W. 1990
On April 29, four new prisoners [unnamed in Brookens 'account] joined the group.

Hyland, Charles K. 1990
On April 29, four new prisoners [unnamed in Brookens 'account] joined the group.

Brookens, Norman J. 1990
On April 29, four new prisoners [unnamed in Brookens 'account] joined the group.

Rollins, James U. 1990
The Tigers set up a pregame ceremony in which Harwell's daughters, Julie Harwell and Carolyn Raley, took the flag with "EH" on it to the pole in the bullpen along with the play-by-play radio team of Dan Dickerson and Jim Price, third baseman Brandon Inge (FSY), first base coach Tom Brookens, Hall of Famer Al Kaline and former Tigers great Willie Horton.

Detroit Tigers pay tribute to late announcer Ernie Harwell 2010
Two days after Brookens and Utecht were captured, an Australian businessman named Keith Hyland was also captured very near the village where the two USAID employees were captured.

Rollins, James U. 1990
Brookens remained in the pit for several months, lying in his own body waste.

Rollins, James U. 1990
Brookens and Utecht were marched to Cambodia, a 50-mile trip.

Rollins, James U. 1990
Brookens was so physically depleted that he could barely walk without the aid of walking sticks.

Ramsey, Douglas K. 1990