Souyin Keshek-Hayam

Souyin Keshek-Hayam (1921 - 2019) also known as Awu Hayam was a Qeelsian Waro former general of the 27 Saudu Division of RAQWA during the Livian War. He was arrested in 1945 at the age of 24 and incarcerated at ADC Livia until 2011, when he and 9 prisoners of war were pardoned.
A young recruit of Rokatin Ana Marovik, he was given a general position in 1943 following a successful raid on a DM19 compound. He surrendered to ULAP forces, but was never officially sentenced at the Dorispoko Livian Tribunal.
He died in Viyuba City in 2019, making him the last RAQWA veteran. Reports circulated in 2015 that the illegal Neo-Yaquvianist successor organization to RAQWA, Saya Anam, supported him and Mehenteh Suyen-Marovik financially.
== Early life ==
Prison records state he was born in or around Saudu in 1921. Souyin claims to have been born in Haklasia to Qeelsian nationals, although no records have been produced to prove this.
== Life in prison ==
Souyin was transfered to ADC Livia in 1956, a year after it opened. He was described as a "model prisoner" and had few infractions or incidents. His only incident was a minor scuffle with a fellow inmate in 1972, which was determined to have been instigated by the other inmate.
Despite being a model inmate, Souyin remained a staunch Yaquvianist, and often communicated with sympathizers. He published four books in prison, three of which present a revisionist image of RAQWA, and the last being an autobiography.
Souyin was granted temporary release in 1995 when his wife, Hiasux died of a heart attack. He was released under supervision for two weeks to attend her funeral and mourn. During the ceremony, the only picture since his 1945 mugshot was taken and released.
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