The initial investigation was inarguably sloppy.
Despite severe bruising and bleeding, authorities assumed at first that Nathan had died of a heart attack and didn’t collect evidence. Hours later, the coroner ruled the death a homicide, prompting police to circle back and check the room. They found nothing of note. Even an assistant prosecutor said during Jones’ trial: “There were so many people through there, the crime scene looks like a college dorm room.

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This exhibition is about them,
those who are imprisoned, isolated, tortured, steam rollered and sentenced - in the worst cases, to death. Some for what they believe in.Others are victims of unjust laws, prejudice, politics, regimes, violence, religion of the devastation of war.
But the exhibition is also about strength.  About courage, the capacity to suffer and endure.

If you ask me to chose between my state and my voice,
I would be rather without state than without voice.
Edward Snowden

Injustice against people upsets me,
whether it’s done in the name of the law or not. It’s something we can’t allow to happen just because it’s out of sight

Rune Eraker, Photographer