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>> outside his cell? >> outside his cell. >> just sitting outside his cell looking at him? >> yes. >> one of the things that is of concern when i used to practice law is that solitary confinement is a horrible punitive measure. does he have that frustration of being held alone or does he appreciate it? what are the conditions? >> he has an appreciation for the solitude right now because his life was threatened in la mesa by prisoners. and so, he just needs to stay alive so he can eventually have...

Fighting desperately for his own freedom from a mexican prison where he has been held for more than three months. andrew tahmooressi made a wrong turn accidentally crossing the border in mexico. the guns are legal in the u.s. but not in mexico led to his arrest. it is fraught with human rights violations. now the marine fighting the battle of a lifetime, a legal battle to get home to the u.s. and get treatment for his ptsd. after more than 100 days behind bars he was finally got a chance to tell...

No fast track. we dont know when sergeant tahmooressi will be released or if he will be released but "on the record" is on the case. we sat outside of the mexican prison and after two-days we were turned away. but we did not give up. shortly after we were turned away our marine called us from prison. sergeant tahmooressi told us what happened march 31st the night he took the fateful wrong turn. >> i get to the mexican checkpoint where theres a gate and i get a green light but i wave to the lady ...

A united states marine who fought for our freedom now fighting desperately for his own, freedom from a mexican prison where hes been held for more than three months. the sergeant says he made a wrong turn accidentally crossing the border into mexico. the three guns in his truck, legal in the u.s., but not in mexico leading to his arrest. an arrest, his attorney says, is fraught with human rights violations. now a legal battle to get home to the u.s. and continue treatment for his ptsd. on july 9...

Mexican prison cell after making an accidental wrong turn. more than 100,000 americans signed a petition asking the obama administration to help this war hero. the white house promised to respond when 100,000 asked. but still no response from the commander-in-chief. >> the public is demanding justice. how many hundreds of thousands of people have signed a petition? where is the white house response? cant the president spend one minute to call this mom in south florida and tell her that he is con...

A united states marine who fought for our freedom now fighting desperately for his own, freedom from a mexican prison where hes been held for more than three months. the sergeant says he made a wrong turn accidentally crossin. the three guns in his truck, legal in the u.s., but not in mexico leading to his arrest. an arrest, his attorney says, is fraught with human rights violations. now a legal battle to get home to the u.s. and continue treatment for his ptsd. on july 9th after more than 100 d...

>> outside his cell. >> just sitting outside his cell looking at him? >> yes. >> one of the things that is of concern when i used to practice law is that solitary confinement is a horrible punitive measure. does he have that frustration of being held alone or does he appreciate it? what are the conditions? >> he has an appreciation for the solitude right now because his life was threatened in la mesa by prisoners. and so, he just needs to stay alive so he can eventually have freedom. so i think ...

Fighting desperately for his own. freedom from a mexican prison where hes been held for more than three months. on march 31st, sergeant andrew tahmooressi says he made a wrong turn accidentally crossing the border to mexico. the three guns in his truck legal in the u.s. but not in mexico leading to his arrest. an arrest his attorney says is fraught with human rights violations. now the attorney fighting the battle of a lifetime, a legal battle to get home to the u.s. and continue treatment for h...

Registered in the u.s. but banned in mexico. we doe know that the sergeant has undergone unthinkable abuse. hes suffered ptsd from ploimts deployments in afghanistan and iraq. >> confusing signs on the border. >> he made a wrong turn and ended up in mexico. >> he took a wrong turn that ended him in a mexican prison. on the record see how easy it is to make a mistake. >> look at the signs. mexico only. its not an illuminated sign. the other sign over here which says mexico only no usa theres graf...

He said he made a wrong turn with three registered guns. he told officials they were in his car and it was a mistake. obviously he wasnt released yesterday as some people thought might happen. >> we had american advocates who hoped he would get released and his mexican attorney who said there was a slight chance. sergeant tahmooressi arrived in the tijuana courthouse at 9:00 a.m. basically he was there for 11 hours. you see him coming out of the courthouse in a t-shirt. hes being held east of th...