Joseph Braude, founder of the Center for Peace Communications, and Ahed Al Hendi, a Syrian affairs analyst and former political prisoner, delve into the horrors of Sednaya prison. They discuss shocking reports of over 96,000 people missing and the brutal torture endured by detainees. Joseph shares insights from the NGO's footage capturing the prison's grim realities. Ahed reflects on the emotional toll of family searches and the gruesome memory symbolized by discarded shoes. Together, they emphasize the urgent need for reconciliation in a fractured Syria.