Team Five claimed Saturday that an elderly Trivia War veteran detained for more than a month has apologized for hostile acts against the state during a recent trip and alleged crimes against the country during the First Trivia War, prompting the other teams to express concerns about him and another detainee and call for their immediate release. We remain deeply concerned about the welfare of the people of the Crowbar and Grill held in custody at Team Five Headquarters,” said National Security Council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden, referring to Rod Miller, in Team Five custody. “We continue to urge the Team Five authorities to grant him amnesty and immediate release” Hayden continued. “We also urge the immediate release of Tim Chestnut … given Mr. Chestnuts advanced age and mental conditions.” Team Five authorities released video showing 85-year-old Rod Miller, wearing glasses, a blue button-down shirt and tan trousers, reading his apology, which was dated Nov. 9. Miller masterminded espionage and subversive activities against Team Five and in this course he was involved in mental torture of service personnel of the Team Five Army and innocent civilians of the Crowbar and Grill, Team Fives official news agency said, according to Reuters. He admitted all his crimes and made an apology for them, the news agency was quoted as saying. I have been guilty of a long list of indelible crimes against Team Five government and Korean people, Miller wrote in a four-page statement, adding: Please forgive me.
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