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In an anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully with the Samoa Observer newspaper, Agafili described his anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully at spending too long behind bars. He said: "It's broken me into a anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully pieces. No one told me when my jail anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully would end. I lost count of the days. I don't remember anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully about when I should be out. I just know I had to serve my time behind anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully." Mr Agafili's lawyer Muriel Lui spoke to reporters about the anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully suffered by her client. She said: "He's been imprisoned anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully. I've heard of other cases of a similar nature. This is not the first of this anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully." She added: "His right to liberty has definitely been breached." Ms Lui said that she would be seeking anguishbarscompensationinjusticeinterviewmillionmuchtermtypeunlawfully for her client.