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And the old man always locked the dungeon steel doors behind him. >> reality just hit me like a ton of bricks. like, oh, my god. you know, even if i knock this guy out, i can't open this door. >> there's no way out? >> no, there was no way out. >> just as kirsten had ten years before, jennifer says she only saw the old man once a day, when he gave her one meal and demanded sex. >> so i just gave up, basically, and just laid there and let him do his business. just let him get it over with. >> jennifer says the old man also told her she had to record on a calendar every time she bathed and every...

And the old man always locked the dungeon steel doors behind him. >> reality just hit me like a ton of bricks. like, oh, my god. you know, even if i knock this guy out, i can't open this door. >> there's no way out? >> no, there was no way out. >> just as kirsten had ten years before, jennifer says she only saw the old man once a day, when he gave her one meal and demanded sex. >> so i just gave up, basically, and just laid there and let him do his business. just let him get it over with. >> jennifer says the old man also told her she had to record on a calendar every time she bathed and every...

Instead, to drill in pennsylvania. he sent on these pictures from his training assignment and told our producers, "a lot of people in my unit wrote letters for my trial, so it was nice to be able to thank them for the support statements. i slept in the bunk, world war ii era bunks with 80 people in it, no privacy, no one quit, no one protested, and it was good training. it was motivating for the troops to see me back. it was like a homecoming." his legal status has not changed, his discharge status is still pending, he could be kicked out of the army at any time. next up, a few weeks ago we ...

Ii era bunks with 80 people in it, no privacy, no one quit, no one protested, and it was good training. it was motivating for the troops to see me back. it was like a homecoming." he could still be kicked out of the army at any time. next up, a few weeks ago we reported on the big debate in nigeria about whether or not their president was dead. it's very awkward subject, but an important one, for obvious reasons. turns out the nigerian president wasn't dead. he was missing, though, because he was sick with heart and kidney problems. he'd gone for saudi arabia for treatment. well, now after m...