He said Arredondo has stayed very outgoing and caring toward others, despite his own ordeals.
The ordeals of air travel after Sept. 11, 2001, make even short flights feel like long hauls.
Amina now works in London as a support worker helping other women who have suffered similar ordeals.
"It will be difficult, but I wish that our country succeeds in overcoming ordeals ahead, " he said.
Eight men aged between 18 and 28 testified during the nearly two-week trial, providing graphic details of their ordeals.
But why in the name of free enterprise is this a perpetual excuse for perpetrating debilitating ordeals on paying passengers?
At a news conference, authorities would not discuss the circumstances of the women's kidnappings or give further details about their ordeals.
For many, that was only the beginning of ordeals they would know.
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Adolescent boys, of the kind who take up books in the first place these days, already experience their lives as a series of ordeals: tests, in every sense.
Users of the site also regularly contribute photographs of their seats -- ranging from cramped, cattle-class ordeals to luxurious first-class beds -- to the site's Facebook page.
Rescued girls describe how they were recruited by traffickers, the ordeals they endured -- sometimes by men a computer click and half-a-world away -- and how Oebanda saved them.
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