Uganda kidnapping: Costa Mesa woman Kimberly Sue Endicott speaks after rescue

KAMPALA, Uganda (KABC) -- For the first time, we are hearing from the Costa Mesa woman kidnapped while on safari in Uganda and held for ransom.

Kimberly Endicott and her tour guide were released after five days. It's still not clear whether or not a ransom was paid.

Ugandan police say they have arrested eight people.

Uganda kidnapping: Arrests made in Costa Mesa resident Kimberly Sue Endicott's abduction

Ugandan police say they have arrested some people over the kidnapping last week of a Costa Mesa tourist who has since been freed.

Given what she's been through, Endicott sounds remarkably unfazed.

"I need to take a shower, I've had people telling me what to do for five days," she's heard saying on video. "I have a question. Can I learn how to shoot a gun? Have you been to California? You should come."

Endicott is now in the care of the U.S. Embassy. It's unclear when she will return to Southern California.