for his crimes, he was sentenced to 15 years in a canadian prison, victory for amanda lindhout. amanda read a victim's impact statement at sentencing. in it, she addressed adam. "i am the victim. i am also the survivor," she said. "i am the one who will go out and live the lessons of this. i choose to lean into the lesson and challenge of finding forgiveness, compassion, and peace." those words bringing to a close not one but two improbable stories -- amanda's kidnapping and the years spent in pursuit of justice. ten years of your life. >> ten years, yeah. five years for the undercover operation, ten years in total, until conviction. >> worth it? >> absolutely. >> he's sitting in prison right now in this country. do you think about that ever? >> it's justice, but i don't take joy in any suffering of any other human being. >> have you forgiven adam? >> i can't say yes or no to that question, because it's not a forgiving because adam deserves to be forgiven, but i deserve to have the freedom in my life of not being full of that anger all the time and keep pointing my feet towards f

i went for a beer, he went to jail. >> it's been seven years since amanda lindhout had been chained in somalia terrorized and tortured by her kidnappers for 466 days. now adam was in chains, himself, amanda was home when she got the news. >> i answered the phone and i was home alone and my heart started pounding. and he said, we've arrested adam. and i fell to my knees and i started crying and the next day i woke up and it was my 34th birthday, on the front page of every newspaper in canada was his face. a face that i hadn't seen in over five years. especially came in right after and she was crying and i think she was saying they got him, they got him, they got adam. >> and what were your feelings? >> i was crying. and i couldn't even speak. >> and immediately my mind went to, well, there's going to be a trial and i will have to testify in that trial and the weight of that and what that really meant to me and would mean to my life became real. >> amanda is about to take the witness stand and come face-to-face with her captor at last. >> coming up. >> she's crying. she was upset. >> i w