and nagma said to me, you know what, it is better for you to stop crying now because there is nothingto change this. there are about 145 people in that prison. it's concrete. it's -- oh, it was disgusting, really. the cockroaches. sometimes you even see a rat running around. it is just so unhygienic, i don't know how people survive in a place. it's horrible. it is terrible in that place. they walk in there like skeletons. and sometimes i used to sit there and say, you know, god, i'm glad that i got caught because i would never want to be responsible for something like this. this is what i brought to this country. this is what i do. i've seen girls crawl on all fours looking for a syringe. and they are hallucinating. and their eyes are the scariest thing about them because they say the eyes are the windows to the soul. when you look into these people's eyes, it is hollow underneath. i used to think that they are soulless. that they kill their soul. i had been awaiting trial for a year and a half. when i started talking to other girls, i found out that at least five of them had been cau

nagma and brett king said they feared their son, asher, would die if he continued to be treated in the uk. he eventually received experimental therapy in the czech republic. his doctors say he will soon be allowed to go home. lisa hensley reports. >> reporter: asher king a very different-looking little boy than last summer when he was suffering from brain cancer and his parents took him abroad for treatment not available to them on the nhs. now they say scans show he's free of cancer. >> i was so relieved we saw him making physical improvements, but were unsure of what was happening inside. so we know that's good news as well. >> reporter: they told "the sun" newspaper that the results justified everything he did, and if they left him with the nhs, they don't think he would have survived. mr. and mrs. king took ashya out of southampton general hospital last august after disagreeing with doctors about his treatment. they traveled to their home in spain and wanted to go on to prague. but they were arrested at the request of the british authorities and briefly jailed. it caused public out