it is crazy and it was bizarre. what is the tragedy about this is that these two victims were victims of these three crooks but they also were victims of the police department who did not believe them and said that what had happened was a hoax. you can understand though the police arrive and the guy says someone came and put goggles on me and head phones with nice music and took my girlfriend and i slept through most of it and i m calling about 15 hours later. in some ways i m a little bit sympathetic to the police it s pretty weird. katie was suspicious. i was suspicious. i have been suspicious of this one in the past, too. i m not overly sympathetic. law enforcement, their duty and their job is to completely investigate these things and not say that they are a hoax. she was returned to her home of had her father. how many kidnap victims you want the police to think when a kidnap victim gets returned home to well, again. to her parents. well, i m not saying it wasn t b
while he was on board. he told the fbi he s hacked into airplanes 15 or 20 other times. is it possible or is he making it up? how come passengers on the plane didn t notice anything a little bizarre. the fact is though, we re all hooking up our head phones or electricity. it doesn t see that unusual. we re talking about a device that s underneath the seat, the little box that s in the way when you re trying to stuff stuff underneath the seat. there s usually two of those. that is a seat entertainment box. inside that, he s alleged to have shimmied off the cover and gone in there with what s called a cat 6 cable and an adapter. and parts he got from best buy. anybody could. what they did 12-15 times sniff out using a software call
citizenship. now at age 40 immigration seeks to send him back to korea, a country he doesn t know. the case exposed a major loophole in immigration law. two senators are pushing to amend the child citizenship act of 2000 to grant automatic u.s. citizenship to international adoptees regardless of age. it includes citizenship for those like adam. adam is part of the 16% of korean-born adoptees without a country. they were never naturalized as u.s. citizens and no longer korean citizens. joining me from oregon is adam. we want to note we re having audio difficulty and that s why adam has put on the orange head phones for us. so can you hear me? i can, good morning. good morning. can you talk to me. what was your reaction when i.c.e. knocked on your door and said they were opening these deportation proceedings? i was mortified. i didn t even know what to think.
took off my head phones he was screaming how the plane is going down. we don t have enough speed. and, you know, then he started throwing the jihad and they re in the belly of the plane and they re shooting at us. and, you know, just a bunch of continueal talk about wasn t in the right frame of mind. he said there was something in the belly of the plane. did you hear anything donna or anybody else? he was saying this jihad, that he wanted to do damage to the plane? i didn t hear that. it seemed more like he was in a state of panic. rather than he wanted to damage something. and he he wanted to do something about the fact that the plane was going down or something. he was clearly not in a right state of mind. so you circled back and went back to dulles. by the end of this was this guy crying at the end saying he s sorry? at the end, he was.
a short time later, sh rop shire appeals to another c.o. for the return of his head phones. what do you want? [ bleep ] i want my what do you mean? what are you going to do? they come in here and they re brand new. they brand new. these are the things we do every day. try to talk to you like a man. these are the type of things we go through every day. they want us to act like animals. it s the only thing they do. we already got a lack of everything being back here. we under the table. it s like being buried alive being back here. though he s agitated, our producer attempts to interview him about living in maximum security. terrell, where are you? right here. tell me what life is like in maximum. ask me what being back here is like is like asking a cancer patient how it feel to die slowly.