 It was later reported that he had surrendered his U.S. passport, and a state police inventory of his belongings made public in October 2019 included an airplane ticket and passport application Hussain had not been fleeing, Kindlon said, but moving in response to death threats he had received; investigators did not find that claim credible.Kindlon said he, too, had received threats, and as a result, there was a greater police presence in the courtroom.If convicted of just that charge, Hussain would face from 15 months to four years in prison.