malfunction that's according to operations and safety editor for online magazine flight global david limone what i think i think the most helpful way of trying to understand what might have happened here is to remember exactly what it's doing in indonesia it's on indonesia on a demonstration tour of the world showing off to potential customers just what a good airplane this is and just how clever it is and how far you can take it sometimes the pilots or the crews deliberately take the aircraft right to their limits and they do that sometimes when the aircraft is quite close to the ground that's what a demonstration flight is often like sometimes they push the limits just too far and that might happen we're talking about highly professional test pilots on board this aircraft people like that just less an airplane run out of fuel so i think you can rule that one out hijack like like two why what's the motivation of being on that's not a commercial flight this going to demo flight no i think you can rule that one out mountainous terrain well yes if there are mountains there a pilot isn't going

we first met david boltjes when he was serving time for credit card fraud in the limon facility in colorado. he and his friend had each tattooed the whites of their eyes. boltjes chose red, ian, blue. >> i don't really ask why. the question is why not. >> two and a half years later, his cellmate is still in prison, but david boltjes has completed his sentence and is living outside denver in aurora, colorado. >> i told them i wasn't coming back. i'm done. >> boltjes has seen a number of changes in his life since leaving limon. he's found love with his girlfriend, miss hendricks. and what's surprising is his appearance on lockup have made him a sensation. >> google me and see what pops up. i do. since i got out of prison, i see somebody every single day, at least two or three times a day, who have asked me about my eyes. >> right on, man. >> that's pretty cool. >> they're tattooed. >> what? >> they're tattooed. >> wicked. >> i've gotten stopped on the street. people are like, oh, you're that guy. i've had a couple people ask for autographs. i ain't no celebrity, you know what i mean? yeah, i'

we first met david boltjes when he was serving time for credit card fraud in the limon facility in colorado. he and his friend had each tattooed the whites of their eyes. boltjes chose red, ian, blue. >> i don't really ask why. the question is why not. >> two and a half years later, his cellmate is still in prison, but david boltjes has completed his sentence and is living outside denver in aurora, colorado. >> i told them i wasn't coming back. i'm done. >> boltjes has seen a number of changes in his life since leaving limon. he's found love with his girlfriend, miss hendricks. and what's surprising is his appearance on lockup have made him a sensation. >> google me and see what pops up. i do. since i got out of prison, i see somebody every single day, at least two or three times a day, who have asked me about my eyes. >> right on, man. >> that's pretty cool. >> they're tattooed. >> what? >> they're tattooed. >> wicked. >> i've gotten stopped on the street. people are like, oh, you're that guy. i've had a couple people ask for autographs. i ain't no celebrity, you know what i mean? yeah, i'

. >>> david boltjes was not the only former inmate from the limon correctional facility who we discovered living in the denver, colorado, suburb of aurora. >> we've got 60 days to polish you up. i don't know if we can do it. >> i'll tell you -- >> doesn't look good. >> when we met michael gill during our "extended stay" shoot at limon, he was two months away from completing his sentence and nervous about the future. >> when i go home, it's going to be so much different. i'm going to move up here. is there a lot of work? are they hiring at denny's? >> at the time, gill was completing a two-year sentence for sexual assault. he maintains the conviction was improperly handed down, but during our shoot, gill frequently displayed a volatile temper. >> probably head-but it because i don't get a shower. >> gill's flare-ups and disciplinary problems added six months to his sentence and landed him in segregation. but when gill's anger retreated, his sense of humor seemed to always re-emerge. >> i got my shower in, so i'm good. >> how's your head? >> my head's fine. >> really? >> yeah. how's your he