and his team considered the undercover operation in mauritius a success, but it wasn't enough. they wanted to get amanda's kidnapper to confess his crimes on canadian soil. >> why did you need him to go to canada? >> we didn't want him to be arrested overseas, so we wanted him in the country so we could deal with him in the most efficient way possible. >> in order to grab adam in canada, they had to get him there. a.k. truly had to convince him the fake book deal was real. >> so he thinks you are his book agent. >> i'm his book agent. so we had now got to the point where he was going to meet the publisher so it was my job then to send him a plane ticket, which is difficult to do if you want to fly somebody out of somalia. >> difficult would be an understatement as it turned out. >> you're going to bring an international kidnapper into canada? >> correct. >> that doesn't sound easy. >> well, the dichotomy of it is that we're usually in the business of keeping terrorists outside the country. >> coordinating and planning an itinerary for a kidnapper would take time and threaten th

here he is in mauritius with a.k. >> did you ever get worried he'd figure you out?urned to me, what did you think of me? your english is so great. i turned it back on him, what did you think of me? and he said, first i thought you were intelligence, but now, now we are brothers. >> against a backdrop of serene stillness and beauty, the brothers continue to talk and even relax. they each had something to gain in this face-to-face meeting. >> he had one objective, getting that book deem? >> he did. >> it seemed you had one objective? >> definitely we had one objective. >> the objective was to see him confirm that adam was, indeed, the man who had terrorized amanda and lorinda. next, they wanted him to admit his involvement in the kidnapping. that's where the phony book deal came in. >> we knew he was interested in writing a book. we brought props, one was a book cover we had designed. i was going to design a contract with him that laid out his and my relationship vis-a-vis the publisher. >> the contract had a trap buried in it, adam would have to disclose any wrong-do