American prisoners in North Korea asked the government freed

In a video recording of a press release, the U.S. missionary Kenneth Bae admitted to committing a crime to North Korea and he asked the American government to help release him.

Bae appeared in the video wearing prisoner clothing and a gray hat the same color. Written on his chest prisoner number 103. He looks guarded security officer as reported by FoxNews television station on Monday (20/1).

According to the Chinese government's news agency, Xinhua, Bae says he was treated well by the North Korean government and they have given him relief.

"I believe my problem could be solved with a good relationship and an agreement between the U.S. government and North Korea," said Bae.

Bae was arrested on 22 November 2012 while leading a tour group visits. He is charged against the North Korean government and sentenced to 15 years of servitude. Bae family and U.S. State Department has repeatedly asked for his release.

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