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Weed-smuggler WNBA player Brittney Griner, who was swapped for a terrorist, recently revealed in an interview with ABC News’ “Good Morning America” that she endured what she described as inhumane conditions during her nearly 10-month detainment in Russia.

This included her time at a Russian penal colony, where she claimed to have been compelled to work on producing military clothing.

“The mattress had a huge bloodstain, and they give you these thin two sheets, so you’re basically laying on bars,” Griner said of her initial detainment at Correctional Colony No. 1, or IK-1 as it is more commonly referred to.

“From the middle of my shin to my feet stuck through the bars, which in prison, you really don’t want to stick your leg and arm through bars because someone could go up and grab it, break it, twist it and that’s what was going through my mind.”

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