This is by far the most fascinating blog I've ever read. I found it as a tiny little link on a forgotten and unnoticed webpage, though a quick search revealed it's not totally unknown. It reads like a work of fiction, yet has a poignant realistic appeal that I was helpless against. I spent the better part of two hours reading about Isa's life on the run. Start at the very beginning, in the March archives and be prepared to settle in for a while to read her compelling story. The comments (they start somewhere around May, I think) are interesting too, and crucial to the development of the story, and the dilemma. You decide for yourself what you think. Keep in mind that sometimes fact is stranger than fiction.