NSTworld: The Sunday Times newspaper reported that a London schoolgirl had opened a card last weekend to find a message inside claiming to be from inmates at Shanghai’s Qingpu Prison.
The Sunday Times newspaper reported that a London schoolgirl had opened a card last weekend to find a message inside claiming to be from inmates at Shanghai’s Qingpu Prison.
When translated, it reportedly said: “Wishing you luck and happiness” and was signed “Third Product Shop, Guangzhou Prison, No 6 District.” “On reflection, we realised it was actually potentially quite a serious thing, so I felt very shocked,” Ben Widdicombe told reporters.Ben Widdicombe searched for Humphrey online and discovered that he was a former journalist who had spent nine months in Qingpu.
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