A 29-year-old Australian student held in North Korea said Friday he was planning to "return to normal life" after being freed and flying to Japan but offered no details of his detention. Alek Sigley, who disappeared without a trace around June 23 prompting a week of deep concern about his fate, said he was "okay" but declined to disclose why he was held and how he was treated. Sigley, one of just a handful of Westerners living and studying in North Korea, emerged suddenly in Beijing on Thursday afternoon, where he told reporters he felt "great".
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