Christopher Ems

They wait until I'm in Saudi, then they go to the grand jury.

So they thought, right, we can get him now.

Let's bring charges.

You know, I met a lot of guys in there.

One guy from Egypt has been stuck in there for nine years.

waiting for his government to come and pick him up on an Interpol Red Notice.

But they're not bothered, so they won't do it.

So it's awful, but you see how kind and lovely these people are.

You know, they gave me something to eat, and they said, look, next stage, they'll take you to the interrogation.

In the interrogation, make sure that you reject the extradition, because they will try and convince you, because it's less work for them, to accept it, at which point they'll put you straight on a plane to the US and bye-bye.

I get put in leg irons and in cuffs.

And this is the airport, right?

So they then lead you out of the terminal of the airport into a police car.

The people are looking at you.

So you're sort of laid out.

You can barely walk and you get put in the... In Saudi, basically, you're put in the boot or the trunk for American people of a police car, right?

And you've got to try and hold on.

The guy's driving like a maniac.

At that point when I'm in there...

I'm there, I'm burning up, sweating all over.