He reported to the camp commandant André Béguin, who laughed and sent him back, even closed Culler's barrack at night, and the torture did not end until new internees became Culler's roommates: "I was bleeding everywhere," Culler said later.
He reported to the camp commandant André Béguin and some of the guard, who laughed and sent him back. The next days they even closed Culler's barrack at night, and the torture did not end until new internees became Culler's roommates: "I was bleeding everywhere," Culler said later.