[Letitring]

Yeah, I'm listening to Connie Chung interview some of his family members. Couple of cousins, "he was such a good boy." THROW UP.

[commish]

My son has a football game over there tomorrow night. Last time they played in Selma, the Bus had bricks thrown through the windows and players were punched and kicked as they left the stadium.

[Darlin']

Well, it is Connie Chung doing the intervew, too.
The family's experience with him is nearly 20 years old. They haven't been around him since he was a young man. After high school he went to work for a couple of years at a scrap metal company, married and soon after joined the military. When they did have contact with him it was contentious. After divorcing his first wife he took his son for a regular visit and then refused to return him. She had to get an attorney to get him back. She also had to sue him for back child child support. He took the child from his second marriage and left the country. That wife didn't get them back for about a year and a half. His brother's wife said when she heard they thought he was the sniper she hoped it wasn't true but she felt it could be.