Mike Durant

I don't think they knew what they had.

When I answered that second question, pretty sure it ended right there.

And they ran out thinking, this is what we wanted.

In the end, the survival people will tell you, it helped me.

It didn't help them because now they have proof of life.

I'm a prisoner.

They're accountable.

They don't care about the Geneva Convention, but the rest of the world does, and they're going to hold them accountable.

So it really helps improve my chance of survival.

not what they were thinking, gave them nothing.

They had damage control to do beyond anything I've seen in my life because of what they did with the remains of everybody else from Crash Site 2.

So that was much more significant than worrying about being accountable for me.

it ended up helping me.

Not what it felt like.

I mean, you know, you're being interrogated in captivity.

It ain't going to end with you feeling good.

I mean, one way or the other.

You either said something you weren't supposed to say, or you're like...

Like me, I thought I did what I was supposed to do, which I did.

But, you know, are they going to manipulate this into something that, you know, different?