Thin and pale, American Fulbright scholar John Tobin gave a brief smile as he walked out through the gates of a Russian prison Friday after his parole from a one-year drug sentence. Tobin, who said he was jailed after refusing to spy for Russia, was flanked by prison officials elbowing their way past the crowd outside. Asked if he was bitter over his ordeal, he said, "No," but otherwise declined to speak to reporters.
August 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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