The mother of a U.S. soldier held in captivity in North Korea says her life has transformed into a 'big nightmare' because what happened to her son remains a mystery.
King crossed into their country, but both his whereabouts and his condition remain unknown.
Claudine Gates, King's mother, told ABC News in an exclusive interview late Wednesday that she doesn't believe her son would have risked his life by escaping across the heavily fortified area. Claudine Gates recounted that one night she was awoken by a phone call from her son who repeatedly screamed into the phone, "I'm not the Army soldier you want me to be" before he hung up.
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