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He crossed into North Korea after fleeing a South Korean airport and did so in civilian clothes.

In the days leading up to his sudden flight to North Korea, King, 23, had just been released from a South Korean prison and was set to fly back to Fort Bliss, Texas.

The U.S. has decided not to invoke prisoner of war status for Army Pvt. Travis King after he bolted into North Korea last month.

North Korea has yet to offer any substantive response to requests from United Nations Command to confirm the safety of a US service member in its custody, a state department spokesperson said Wednesday. In addition, Pyongyang remains unresponsive to such requests from the United States, according to the department spokesperson, Matthew Miller. His remark comes after a Department of Defense spokesperson said the North...

North Korea still hasn't responded to US efforts to reach out through diplomatic channels

Border into north korea of all places and has not been hard from since. the united nations command says that conversation with north korea began just a few days ago on july 24th. and that gets us really to where we are right now. tonight kings family continues to search for answers, any answers about his welfare, his whereabouts. and they say they just want to see their loved one brought back home safely. kings uncle, myron gates along with kings sister join me now in an exclusive interview as w...

The story of a runaway US soldier to North Korea caught international attention last month, as he crossed the border a day after he was escorted to a South Korean airport to return to the US. On July 17, Pvt. Travis King, 23, was on his way to Texas to face expulsion from the military after he had been jailed for nearly two months in South Korea for assault. He was supposed to take a commercial flight from Incheon Ai...