anda rights. but we kept him cuffed and secured to his seat. the minute we crossed in usair space, we let the attorneys in washington know they con veenld a grand jury and he was indicted. at p 7:12 in the morning on july 16th, 1993, i signed the arrest warrant for omar rezak for air piracy. when we landed in washington, i was able to get on the phone and call the father of scarlet rosencamp and said, sir, it s about your daughter. we captured her killer. and he broke down crying. that is what it means to be an fbi agents. we landed at dulles airport. a car came out to our aircraft. we brought rezak off the aircraft. he was place in the backseat of that car and they drove immediately to the nearest
in court? that s where my aggressive feelings came out. i wanted to spit on him. i feel like i am still a little bit in jail of my meafears and thoughts. i feel as long as i m in jail this kind of jail which will last foefer, he can sit in jail also. that s what i thought aeven that s what i think today. on july 19th, of 1996, omar rezak was sentenced to life in prison for his role in this hijacking. once you leave a case as an intelligence officer, you live r leave a case. and i was not aware of the trial but one day i received a classified e-mail that said we thought that you should know