She said the soldier who ran into North Korea is “not the type to just disappear.”
were really from him. Jaqueda Gates told CNN on Wednesday that she last heard from King “around July 15”—three days before his unauthorized border crossing. “Me personally, I don’t believe that’s really him talking to me on messenger,” she said.
“There’s a lot of reasons why. I know my brother.” When pressed about her belief, Gates said King would repeatedly tell her “I can’t talk now” when she asked him to call, adding that he sent her “weird stuff” and “stuff that’s just not him.” “He’s not the type to just disappear,” Gates said.
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