promptly handed other to the fbi. he knew it was coming. >> it's to make your life miserable. it's to wake up in the morning with a fear in your stomach and you're always wondering if you're going to get caught and you've made yourself into chattel to a foreign bureaucracy that doesn't care about you and only wants to exploit you. >> he was tried, convicted of espionage, and sentenced to 40 years in federal prison. his accomplice received a life sentence though he was released after 20 years. but boyce's adventures were not over. he escaped in 1980 followed by 19 months on the run robbing banks. after being caught and serving more time, he was paroled in 2003. he had served only 25 years of his sentence. boyce credits a paralegal, kate mills, with his release. they fell in love and married while he was still in prison. this summer they went public with what happened after boyce's conviction in a memoir, "the