PEREIRA: Marine Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi has spent the last six months in prison in Mexico. He was detained after making what he claims was a wrong turn. Now his lawyers hope his mental health will help get him release. He was set to begin treatment for PTS before his arrest. A hearing in Washington is set for tomorrow. So much to discuss with Sergeant Tahmooressi's mother, Jill, she joins us this morning from Florida. Jill, it has been a while since we've spoken to you. Let's get an update and then I want to find out how everybody is doing. A fourth hearing before a Mexican judge yesterday. What was the outcome of that hearing?</s>JILL TAHMOORESSI, MOTHER OF MARINE JAILED IN MEXICO: The final psychiatric evaluation was conducted last night by a psychiatrist that the prosecutor had selected.</s>PEREIRA: OK, and what did the psychiatrist is looking to determine whether the claim of Andrew suffering from PTS was true. Do we know the findings yet?</s>TAHMOORESSI: They worked on through the night. Mr. Benitez, Andrew's lawyer said they worked through the night to prepare the --
U.S. Marine Remains Jailed in Mexico