From his Wikipedia article, I imagine this book provided some income as well: > In 2004 Nasseri's autobiography, The Terminal Man,[6] was published. It was co-

From his Wikipedia article, I imagine this book provided some income as well: > In 2004 Nasseri's autobiography, The Terminal Man,[6] was published. It was co-written by Nasseri with British author Andrew Donkin and was reviewed in The Sunday Times as being "profoundly disturbing and brilliant".[9] Hopefully he also received some money from the 2004 Tom Hanks movie which used an adaptation of his story to earn $219 million on a budget of $60 million. For context his primary stay in the airport was until 2006, it seems he returned at a later date (recent weeks?) [9]: https://archive.ph/fYXf0 https://archive.ph/fYXf0