“While I was at breakfast the next morning, my wife, Jane, brought me a phone message from a reporter friend who had called our room. It read, ‘An unusual number of tanks around the airport. Troop movements and the sound of gunfire nearby. A report of armored personnel carriers on the outskirts of the city.’ Jane and I headed for our car.”
—Pol Pot’s Poison Legacy, Page 181
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