breaking news tonight. satsuma, florida. a 5-year-old girl tucked into bed. five hours later she's gone. daddy comes home from the night shift to find not a trace of little haleigh. last person to see her alive? new stepmother misty croslin, who takes to the airwaves claiming she's innocent. but even in one brief interview she can't keep her story straight, including a 180 on a lie detector. she flunked. little haleigh's own father, ronald cummings, and babysitter

turned stepmother misty croslin both handcuffed-a rested, booked. charges, drug trafficking. tonight, we obtain more secretly recorded jailhouse tapes. hours of croslin yakking to mommy, daddy, you name it, all caught on video as police comb these jailhouse tapes for clues as to haleigh's whereabouts. where is the 5-year-old little girl? >> breaking news in the case of missing 5-year-old florida girl haleigh cummings. haleigh's father ronald cummings and former stepmom slash babysitter misty croslin were in court today, both claiming they're not guilty of trafficking thousands of dollars' worth of prescription painkillers. undercover video allegedly captures cummings and croslin selling drugs to an undercover police officer over five times during a one-month period. cummings and croslin remain in jail on high bonds, as reports emerge the investigation into haleigh's disappearance heats up, with sources telling

investigative journalist art harris that misty croslin has failed another police poly. >> i want to go straight out to marlaina schiavo, our producer on the story from the very, very beginning. >> nancy, both ronald and misty were in court today. both pled not guilty to the drug trafficking charges that they are facing. now, we know because we've showed on this show that we have seen both ronald and misty in the drug sting operation that the police caught on tape. so we're not really sure how this is going to play out. ronald has a new court date in may. misty will be back in court in june. and also, ronald's cousin, who was also seen on the surveillance tape handling the drugs, pled no contest. so that will be interesting. she'll be sentenced at the end of april. and we're going to see how this all plays out in about a month.

>> straight out to art harris, investigative journalist, at artharris.com. you told me last week that there was going to be a polygraph of tommy croslin. it hasn't happened. why? >> that's right, nancy. >> did he back out of it? is he afraid? >> nancy, they want the right circumstances for this polygraph. they want the right polygrapher. so they're in the process of trying to find someone they trust, someone -- not the police yet but someone who tommy will feel comfortable with. it will take them about two weeks, i'm told -- >> but why should it take two weeks? you've got joe trimarco, one of the most well-known polygraphers in the country who says he'll do it. padilla is willing to set it up. what's the problem? you've got bill majeski, licensed polygrapher, who's on the show tonight. what's the holdup? >> well, you've got to get tommy out of jail first and he's got a big bond he's got to put up. that's one problem. >> so you've got jack trimarco

and majeski standing by and what did you say the problem was? >> tommy's in jail. if they wanted to fly down there, they would have to work that out with the authorities and give it to them in the administration building where they gave it to misty. >> they would be the defense team. and the defense team speaks for tommy croslin. let's go back to the significance. why we want a poly on tommy croslin. what can you tell me about the letter written by babysitter turned stepmother misty croslin, the last person to see haleigh alive? >> nancy, i can tell you that i spoke to the people who got that letter, two family members, chelsea croslin and father hank croslin. it says that -- it claims that tommy was at the trailer that last night with a cousin named joe from tennessee and that they were there to steal a gun ronald had been bragging about. it wasn't there. tommy said i'm going home. cousin joe, according to misty and her letter, took haleigh and left. he was mad. >> so she's saying after all this time that tommy and joe

were there and that cousin joe leaves with the baby. okay. what about her polygraph she just flunked? this would be i think her third or fourth poly. she's flunked a stress test, a voice stress test. and she would not -- either walked out or would not submit to a hypnotist. >> that's right, nancy. well, this polygraph she flunked miserably. the first police polygraph since she's put the story out, i broke on artharris.com. and this is a problem. she has flunked it. that means that her story about tommy and cousin joe and everything else is -- comes into question. so tommy wants to clear his name. the family is concerned. they don't know who to believe yet. and they are eager for tommy to pass a polygraph so that they can believe at least in him. >> weigh in, jean casarez, legal correspondent, "in session." >> heare's the reality, nancy.

tommy said he went to the trailer that night, knocked on the door repeatedly, nobody answered. now his attorney james werter said he wants a polygraph taken so we'll know the truth as to whether he was really there at the trailer that night. so it's ironic, nancy, to give your client a polygraph to show he actually lied to authorities, but at the same time you're clearing him from being at the scene the night haleigh went missing. >> to bill imaginationky, former nypd detective, now ma jesky associates, inc., new york, licensed polygrafr. how hard is it to set up a polygraph under these circumstances in. >> it's not that difficult to set it up. it's just a question of coordinating schedules. like jack is in california, i'm in new york and new jersey. depending on where you would have to go, sometimes the client comes to you. in this particular case the examiner would have to go to the client. the other issue with the polygraph is that the right questions have to be asked in any polygraph examination pup hear about people passing tests, failing tests, but then you want

to take a look at the questions. what questions did they fail? you know, what questions were they truthful about? so clearly, the questions are a very key ingredient in the overall process. but in terms of setting it up, it shouldn't take that long. it depends on the urgency of the situation. >> i want to go to dr. robert cart cartwright, pediatrician, joining us out of atlanta. haleigh suffered from turner syndro syndrome. i know she was out of school a lot. i know that it stunts your growth somewhat. she was a tiny little girl. you have other related health problems with turner syndrome. what do you know about it? >> turner syndrome is a genetic syndrome that involves the loss of one of the x chromosomes. normal females have two x chromosomes. with turner's you have just one. it's associated with a variety of defects. cardiac defects. they are typically short.

they can have endocrinelogical problems with their homeons. and oftentimes they're incapable of having children. but it's a widely encompassing syndrome. >> dr. bethany marshall, psychoanalyst, author of "dealbreakers" joining us out of l.a. a caller called in wondering if the father, ronald cummings, didn't give haleigh a lot of attention. she's his only daughter. and she was also ill with turner syndrome. how that would have affected the babysitter turned stepmom, misty croslin. >> well, certainly what we could get is this little girl had a lot of special needs, and if misty was already jealous of the little girl or wanted ronald all to herself, that would engender a lot of hostility towards this little girl. but you just played some tape of misty's mother saying that she was going to bring some pictures of junior and haleigh to the jail. and misty says, oh, ronald,

ronald too. she dismisses the pictures of the little ones, and she wants the pictures of ronald's instead. so that really tells you where her loyalties lie. it's with him, not with the children. >> let's unleash the lawyers. joining us tonight felony prosecutor eleanor odom. she has handled many death penalty prosecutions. renee rockwell, veteran defense attorney out of atlanta. and also out of atlanta, peter odom, defense attorney. you know, renee, i'm sure you'll say this has nothing to do with anything. but i've got here a lot of her jailhouse orders. in one month last month she spent $400 -- that could be rent somewhere. on junk food alone. she whines incessantly about her food, her bed, the tv, the movies they get to watch behind bars. candy, lotion, chicken sticks, strawberry fruit -- i mean, it goes on and on. $400 worth of this.

>> nancy, thank god that can't be used against her in any kind of trial. but all this jailhouse stuff, all these tapes -- >> she certainly hasn't lost her appetite about little haleigh going missing. >> have you looked at her, nancy? it's almost painful. when you see her on these tapes talking going on and on, first of all, as a defense attorney that just makes you cringe. but look at how young and immature she is. she may never be implicated -- >> you know what, renee? go ahead and look at her. but then look down at bottom of your monitor right now, renee, at little haleigh. the most innocent. she wasn't out selling dope or high as a kite or drunk that night. this was an unprotected, defenseless child, and she by all accounts is most likely dead. and the reality is either misty croslin had a hand in her death, knows about her death, or was so negligent in taking care of this

child the baby is dead. and we don't even know where her body is. peter odom, of course renee rockwell says it doesn't matter. but it matters to me that miss thing has not lost her appetite whatsoever behind bars. >> if i'm her defense attorney i'm going to take that list you just read and i'm going to show to the jury. i'm going to say this is a girl that might be 19 or 20 but she acts like a 10-year-old and she has the mentality of a 10-year-old. to me i think it's pathetic. >> fine. >> i think it's pathetic. >> say she's got the mentality of a 10-year-old -- >> you can hear that when she talks. you can hear it in her phone calls. >> really? because liz, if you could cue up that pinhole video from inside a cop car where she is selling hundreds of oxycontin. you know, eleanor odom, i hardly think a 10-year-old could have pulled that off. >> no, nancy. and i just think of the lie after lie that comes out of her mouth. and you're right. she is responsible. she's criminally responsible. and i'm wondering why the cops maybe haven't charged her with criminal neglect of a child for

the night haleigh went missing. i wonder what the cops know that they may be holding back. >> what would your theory be, renee? >> the fact the child went missing under her care. she should have been more ware of the child. >> so again, peter odom says she has the mind of a 10-year-old. we're about to play you her inside a police car, organizing, orchestrating a major sale. what about it, dr. bethany marshall? the mind of a 10-year-old? >> no. i mean, i think what we're seeing is anti-social personality disorder. when you think of that, you think of reckless disregard and lack of concern for the rights and the safety of others. and we've seen that in all this tape. she tries to sell her own brother up the river by pinning it on him. that's reckless disregard. she has no memories of this little girl. that's reckless disregard. she says she doesn't remember what's going on that night. let's say she was on opiates. that's reckless disregard. and i'll tell you what. with opiates you don't black out. you nod out. which means you nod out and then you come back and forth in and out of consciousness, which would imply she would remember

some of what went on that evening, if not all of it. >> take a listen to misty croslin orchestrating a dope deal with an undercover cop. >> hey, you want to -- you want to hop in? >> baby, get in. get in. >> who's this? >> who is that? >> unlock the door. >> [ bleep ]. >> i know that's somebody. i know her. i just don't know who she is. >> i've got them. i've got them in little baggies if you want to count them up real quick and make sure they're all [ bleep ] there. >> i'm positive they are, man. >> there's a hundred there -- >> just want to make sure this stuff's straight. >> 70, 80, 90, 100. 100 in there. >> there's 100 in here. if they're all in ten packs, there's 100. >> that should be -- >> there should be 10 in each one. >> yep. >> just whenever.

>> it's going to take a couple days for me to get rid of 200 of them now. >> i mean, i've got -- i've got two weeks to play with here. so [ bleep ] two weeks, whatever. >> okay. i'll get it for you, no problem. [ bleep ] two weeks i can make the money to pay for them and eat it myself. >> this [ bleep ]. hey, do me a favor. >> get on the ground! get on the ground!

new details emerge in the case of missing 5-year-old florida girl haleigh cummings. haleigh's former stepmom slash babysitter misty croslin, who police say is the key to finding haleigh, in court today facing over 100 years in jail for allegedly trafficking hundreds of illegal narcotics. croslin's ex-husband, haleigh's father, ronald cummings, also appeared before the judge today on similar charges. he has pled not guilty. but what does this mean for the haleigh investigation? police say they continue to follow all leads that come in and will not stop the investigation until haleigh is found. >> first to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer, what more, ellie? >> nancy, art harris is

reporting that misty croslin has taken yet another polygraph test. now, apparently, according to art, what misty was polygraphed about is this letter that she wrote. in this letter she claims that the night that haleigh went missing her brother tommy as well as her cousin joe overstreet were at the house. now, law enforcement very interested to know whether or not this latest account of what happened that night is accurate. and art is reporting from his sources that that is why they took her out of her cell into a private conference room. they had actually flown in a polygraph examiner, the top female polygraph examiner in florida. they asked her to ask specific questions about this letter to try to suss out whether or not there is actually something that would implicate either her brother tommy or cousin joe. now, remember, nancy, back at the very beginning we heard that tommy croslin might have been over that night. he says he was there, he knocked on the door no, one answered. we'd also heard about this cousin joe overstreet, who lives in tennessee.

now, police told us way back at the beginning that both cousin joe and brother tommy had been questioned at length that they weren't considered suspects but now this new letter sheds some light on what misty is saying happened that night. >> on secretly recorded jailhouse tapes we see misty croslin whining, complaining about everything from food to tv and movies that are piped in for her at the jail. she complains about her mattress, all of her ailments, and tonight the video. >> i'm burning up. >> you're hot? >> yeah. i just got out of the shower like because my hair was all messy and greasy and [ muted ] so i took a shower, and then i had to do all that running. >> you had to run? >> yeah, i had to run up and down the stairs carrying my stuff. i got all my tood. oh, my god. it was like christmas last night. >> was it? did you get a lot of stuff? >> yeah, i got some [ muted ] munchies, man. >> did you?

>> you get up to eat breakfast at 4? >> yeah. >> what did you eat? >> cereal and -- plain cereal and bread and jelly. >> do y'all get milk with every meal? >> just with breakfast. >> i hate it here. >> huh? >> i said i hate it here. >> i know you do, baby. don't cry, please. just stay strong. have faith in your lawyers. >> i'm trying. >> just hang in there, baby. i want you out just as bad as you want out of that nasty place. >> i --

haleigh's father, ronald cummings, and former stepmom slash babysitter misty croslin were in court today, both claiming they are not guilty of trafficking thousands of dollars worth of prescription painkillers. >> if convicted on all six drug charges, misty could be looking at a 150-year prison sentence. lawyers say if she knows anything about what happened to haleigh now might be a good time to talk. >> i've been the one, the main focus. they just need to move on and look for the right person. >> all i know is when i woke up -- when i went to sleep she was there and then when i woke up she was gone.

>> after her arrest on multiple drug trafficking charges and all the time haleigh cummings has been missing knowing full well cameras are rolling, misty croslin finally brings herself to ask for a photo of haleigh. in a stunning twist croslin admits she "can't bring haleigh home." >> i don't know, sis. >> it's crazy. >> yeah, it's crazy. >> mm-hmm. >> about drove me up the wall and down the wall. >> i know i cried. >> i do, too. >> i mean, i prayed. that's all i can do. and people are saying i'm not -- i don't think about haleigh. you can ask everybody in this cell block right here right now. everybody in this block knows that i think about her all the time, that i talk about her all the time. >> i know, sis. they had me and you talking -- >> i cry. i cry all the time about haleigh, pray all the time about haleigh. >> yeah, i know.

>> so they can all kiss my ass, and i hope that -- yeah, they're going to put the visitation of me from the other day saying all that stuff. but i was upset and i just wanted out of here. >> i know. >> but now i know my lawyer is doing his job and he's doing the best that he can for me. and i appreciate that. >> can you send me a picture of junior and haleigh and one of ronald and me at our wedding or something? >> what i'll do, i'll take the collage you have and take the pictures off of it. >> well, i only want one picture of junior. >> okay. >> and a picture of haleigh. and one picture -- i don't know if i really want one of ronald. >> i don't know -- >> just send me one of ronald and junior together. >> we called leonard last night and he's going to call us back sometime today. >> so what is he saying? >> huh? >> what is he saying? >> he said the only way he's going to get you out is if you help him find out what happened to haleigh. >> so how am i going to do that if you don't get me out? >> huh? >> how am i going to do that if

he don't get me out? >> i know, baby and he knows that and he's going to call me back sometime today. have you tried to call him? >> no. >> let me give you his phone number. >> i don't have a pencil. >> i don't know if i f. it's a good idea because i don't want you to lose your lawyer. >> all right. what are they saying, though? >> he says that the only way he's going to get you out is if you tell him where haleigh is. bring haleigh home. >> i can't just bring her home, you know? >> when we come back, it's all about misty croslin as she whines to mommy and daddy, focusing only on herself. more of their jailhouse visits caught on tape.

breaking news in the case of missing 5-year-old florida girl haleigh cummings. haleigh's father, ronald cummings, and former stepmom slash babysitter misty croslin were in court today, both claiming they are not guilty of trafficking thousands of dollars' worth of prescription painkillers. undercover video allegedly captures cummings and croslin selling drugs to an undercover police officer over five times during a one-month period. cummings and croslin remain in jail on high bonds as reports

emerge the investigation into haleigh's disappearance heats up with sources telling investigative journalist art harris that misty croslin has failed another police poly. >> i want to go straight out to marlaina schiavo, our producer on the story from the very, very beginning. >> it was breaking news today, nancy. with ronald and misty, they were in court today. they pled not guilty to the drug trafficking charges. now, we know that ronald is facing five counts. misty is facing eight. they are both facing very high bonds. they are not getting out anytime soon. now, we know that ronald will be back in court on may 13th and misty will be back in court on june 3rd. and the defense -- misty's defense attorney is waiting on discovery. but we already have seen much of what they have, which is the surveillance video of the drug -- the drug deals going down. so it will be interesting to see what that defense is going to be

in the future. and also, now that misty knows she's not getting out of jail, nancy, we are waiting to see if she will talk and tell us more about what happened the night haleigh went missing. and another thing, nancy. we were recently hearing that misty croslin has been given yet another police polygraph. art harris is reporting this at artharris.com. he says that law enforcement took misty out of her cell, gave her another polygraph test, which he's hearing from his sources she failed. now, by my count this is about the fourth polygraph test that misty croslin has taken. she was given one by the fbi at the outset of the case. also given one by putnam county. now, neither of those agencies ever revealed what those results were. misty was also given a private polygraph, administered by someone on the behalf of texas equusearch. now, according to texas equusearch founder tim miller, misty croslin failed that polygraph miserably. she was also given a private

layered voice analysis test, which again showed deception according to the administrator, and she was -- or they attempted to give misty croslin some sort of hypnosis to see if that might help her recall the events the night haleigh went missing. however, that hypnosis was apparently unsuccessful. so this latest polygraph just adds to the mystery about what happened that night and what misty croslin may know. >> i'm turning by the school. all right. all right. bye. >> this is 190 right there. >> all right. >> well, like i told her earlier, i'll just give y'all a call when i'm done out there and start heading this way and we'll see what's up at that point. >> all right. >> yeah, if i can't. i mean, i don't know if you do roxies or whatever, but -- >> yeah. >> straight out to bethany marshall, psychoanalyst.

bethany, these shots clearly show, this is undercover police video from a pinhole camera. it clearly shows she -- misty croslin understands what she's doing. she is not, as defense attorney peter odom says, got the mind of a 10-year-old. >> no. and you notice the chain smoking, the lip licking, the scratching of her nose. that means she's high on opiate. opiates. that's a classic sign of opiate abuse. i think all of this behavior is really indicative of anti-social personality disorder, not being in a regressed 10-year-old state. >> back out to jean casarez. where are cops going now? and what do you think of her just popping up with this story she detailed in a letter, according to art harris, that tommy, her own brother, tommy croslin and cousin joe are responsible for haleigh's disappearance that night. >> i think they need to go back to basics. you know, often going back to basics is a very good thing. and nancy, if we do that for a

second, remember, the 911 called, the call that started all of this, it wasn't made by misty. it wasn't made until ron got home. ron requested her to do it. >> take a listen to misty croslin behind bars. you decide for yourself. >> i'm going to start a letter tonight for you guys. ie i'll start writing it tonight. i'm going to write timmy. as soon as i get his address. and send him a thing. i'm going to write nanny and you and mom and nanny and timmy. tell uncle jerry to tell nicole to write me. and aunt margo and him. please? >> all right. i will. >> i'm going to write grandma june tonight too because she wrote me again. i'm going to write her tonight. >> did you let her know that chelsea's brother got to you? >> yeah. >> because she was worried about not getting to you.

>> yeah, i got it. i'm going to write her back. >> huh? >> yeah, i got it. i'm going to write her back. >> yeah. you write her, she'll continue writing you. >> i know. i'm going to write her back. >> i still can't see you. >> i'm going to write you tonight, start writing the lawyer tonight. >> all right. when i leave here i'm going to go by lindsey's and get them pictures for you. >> yeah. >> of haleigh and junior. >> yeah. i want one of haleigh and junior and one of ronald. >> all right. i'll get them all to you. >> i mean, i still love him, mama. >> huh? >> i still love him. >> i know you do, baby. i'm sure he still loves you. >> i know he does. >> i know. that's what teresa was talking about. that she don't even get to see junior. that was part of her letter. >> speaking of junior, that is haleigh's little brother, ronald cummings jr. where is he, jean casarez? >> well, he's with crystal

sheffield, his birth mother. she has temporary custody right now. she got it after all of them were arrested and put into jail. >> art harris, what's happening with the drug charges? what's become of them? >> the drug charges -- you mean against the mother -- >> misty croslin, yes. >> they are going forward. there's going to be a hearing at the end of the month where she is going to plead not guilty and then she will have to face how she's going to proceed. if she is convicted, nancy, you're talking about 114 years behind bars. she now doesn't have anything to bargain with, especially since she's flunked this polygraph. no information that's reliable to offer up right now. >> back to the polygraph, what more can you tell me about her flunking it? >> well, i can tell you that she was given every advantage, nancy. law enforcement tried to make her comfortable. they brought her up, they gave her a cigarette, and she was in a very good mood before she took it. it was given by a woman named

patty knight, a veteran polygraph examiner in florida, about 30 years in the business. and they went over, as the experts have said, the questions, so she knew what she was getting into, and as they proceeded through the story of joe and tommy she did not pass. >> unleash the lawyers. eleanor odom, renee rockwell, peter odom. typically, what happens next in a trial? eleanor, she's going to plead not guilty. how fast will we see these drug charges, drug trafficking charges go to trial? >> well, no florida you have automatic speedy trials. so it's going to happen pretty quickly. but since she's pled not guilty, the defense is entitled to receive basically a copy of the prosecutor's whole file. that's called discovery. and then we'll get ready for trial, or maybe there will be a plea bargain, but we'll have to see. sounds like a pretty good trial for the state. >> and to you, renee, will they be tried together? >> nancy, this is not a case that's going to go to trial. i cannot imagine it. the one you have to feel sorry

for, though, is ronald. because obviously, he has nothing to bargain with. he's just going to be sunk. i don't see a trial. i see a plea bargain. and i see misty not spending a whole lot of time in jail just because of her age. i see ronald just going down a lot harder. >> you know, i see it completely differently, eleanor, because they want out of misty what happened. and the prosecutors are going to take her to trial and give her the max if the judge will do it if she won't talk. >> well, that's exactly right, nancy, and besides, the prosecutor -- the defense attorney may want them to plea, but the prosecutor may say hey, i'm not offering anything but 125 years. well, that's going to force the defense to go to trial. this needs to go to trial. >> eerpeter? >> nancy, what you have to keep in mind is there's not that much drugs involved. it's only $4,000 worth of drugs. now, i know it qualifies under florida law for a 25-year

minimum, or minimum mandatory penalty. but in perspective, these are not big players. she's not going to do that much time. >> liz, cue up for me them on video selling dope to an undercover agent. jean, how did this come about? >> well, it was an undercover. and it was very, very specifically done so that they would have exhibit a, which is the videotape of all of the drug deals. they're all on tape. >> how many charges? how many times did misty croslin sell dope? >> well, her charges, she's got eight counts right now of drug trafficking. several are 25-year minimum maximums. and then ronald has five counts right now. so he's right up there. >> tonight, as we are in the midst ever holy week for many of us that still seek the prince of peace, happy easter from the twins.

we obtained even more recorded jailhouse tapes.

hours of croslin whining to her family, demanding, begging, angry. behind bars on serious drug charges, croslin convinced she can make it all just disappear by getting herself into drug court. even after admitting to repeat drug sales on video. all the while complaining about everything in her private jail cell. >> i'm going to tell the judge that i have a drug problem and try to get drug court because i have smoked pot and -- you know? >> that's what you need to do, misty. >> i'm going to try. i mean, i tell my lawyer i don't -- and you guys are going to be at the court, right? >> i have i drug problem. >> the problem is you're not even a drug addict. >> i am. i smoke marijuana. okay? >> and you got caught up in the mix. >> i know i got caught up. but i do drugs. i just want probation, house arrest. something, you know. i don't want to go to prison. but i mean, it's a mandatory. you know the -- you know what --

you know? >> oh, yeah. they're saying -- i mean, it's mandatory minimum 25 years in florida. so. >> i can't do that. >> you'll be 40 years old, dude. i mean-u wouldn't get the whole 25. you would get probably like with good time and [ muted ] i don't foe, what, like 19 years or something. >> no, they're not going to do that for me. i'm telling you. no. they can't give me thatch time. seriously, they can't. they cannot do that. >> you're just -- >> caught up in the wrong thing. >> helping out friends. >> exactly. no, they're not going to give me that long. god had given me any -- gave me signs that they're not going to put me away for that long. maybe five years, but not that long. >> has your lawyer called or seen you? >> yesterday. i seen him yesterday. >> any good news? >> i mean, just, you know, whatever. doing the best we can. i take a shower right before

i -- >> don't think he's not -- don't think he's not working for you. he's working for you. >> oh, he is. i know he is. and i was just upset the other day because the day it was, it was the 9th and i was upset and i just wanted out of here. but now i don't want him -- i don't want nobody to bail me out unless -- i mean, if someone bails me out that's fine. i'll get out or whatever. but no strings attached. if they're going to want to talk to me, then no. don't bail me out. because i'm actually right now, i'm serving time right now. i'm here 23 days. i am serving time on my sentence. so i'm going to see if i can try to get like drug court or something. i don't know if i can or not. but i'm going to try. >> you've got to have money to do that. >> yeah, i know. >> it was all slushy and [ muted ]. >> oh, man, i bet you it's so pretty up there. >> snow sucks. >> i love the snow. i want to go sledding and [ muted ]. >> yeah, when you get up here and you see the snow you're in the snow, you'll be like

[ muted ], get me out of here. >> it's like cold -- i hate the cold. so -- i'm like it's cold. >> yeah, it's [ muted ] freezing up here right now. >> i bet you it is. i don't care. i'd rather be up in the cold than this [ muted ] hell hole. >> oh, yeah. i'd rather be anywhere besides that hell hole. >> they be telling me some crazy stories like there was this one lady. she wrapped herself in toilet paper, her whole body in toilet paper saying she was arising from the dead. there's crazy people in here. >> yeah, i know. >> but nobody bothers me. that's a good thing. nobody bothers me at all. but i'm upstairs now. so i can -- that's where i wanted to be anyways. but like i'm all the way at the end. but i wanted to be in the next one. i want to be in 3 instead of 4. so tonight i'm going to see when they move this girl out if they can move me in 3 instead of 4. >> i asked them not to play the

news because it was hard enough for me today. what do they do? play the news. and they talk [ muted ] about me. >> did you watch nancy? >> no. we watched the news. action news. >> what did they say? >> that i'm still the key and yeah, they don't have enough -- they don't have enough to arrest me on and all that [ muted ]. but i'm just -- i went to a counselor today because i specifically asked them please do not play the news. today's a very bad day for mep tomorrow is going to be a bad day for me too. so i asked them, just please, okay? i mean, how hard is it to -- you know? >> yeah. that's messed up. >> what's on the newspaper? >> well, according to your mama, day before yesterday it was that you had stated that timmy and -- i mean tommy and joe had run away with haleigh. >> that wasn't on the newspaper.

>> huh? >> that wasn't in no newspaper. >> she said the whole front page of the newspaper was covered wi. >> huh-uh. >> yeah. >> she's silly. that wasn't on the newspaper. >> that's what she told us. we've got -- you know, we've got our private investigators up here that's good at computers. >> yeah. that wasn't all on the paper. >> huh? >> that wasn't on the paper. >> said that wasn't in no damn paper? >> huh-uh. i keep every article that comes out. >> yeah. why the [ bleep ] is your mama and daddy lying about it for? . it it come from her daddy. >> i don't know.

haleigh's former stepmother/baby-sitter who police say is the keep to finding haleigh in court today facing over 100 years in jail for allegedly trafficking narcotics. the father appeared before the judge today. >> on hours of secretly recorded jailhouse tapes we misty yacking to mommy and daddy all on video. at the same time, police combing these very jailhouse tapes for clues as to haleigh's whereabouts. still, to this day, no sign of

the 5-year-old little girl. >> when the detectives come they give me a cigarette. >> you know what, maybe you don't need them. >>. >> well, when i'm with them, i need them. >> mu? >> when i'm with them i need them. >> oh, i can imagine. oh, god. when is the last time they've been there? >> last week sometime. >> last week. what all are they saying? >> nothing much. >> did you tell them what you know? >> my lawyer. >> you've only told your lawyer. >> my lawyer knows. >> and what's he saying? >> i can't really say. he's comfortable. that's all i can say. >> huh? >> he's comfortable. >> as long as as he's comfortable okay. he asked when you all coming up

here now. i was like, tim, i'm not going nowhere right now as long as my daughter and son is locked up. >> no, you're not. >> huh? >> you're staying here until i get out. >> i know i am. i'm not leaving. >> if they send me somewhere like -- if they send me to prison, whatever county i'm in you need to move there. >> you need a [ bleep ] try to get you a [ bleep ] edumacationn in there. >> i'm ghana get my education. i am for real. i'm going get it. i'm coming out with a dip ploel. >> yeah you might as well. >> there's nothing better to do besides learn, and that's what you need, you need to learn. >> up. learning how to read and [ bleep ]. when you guys, when i write you

your letter, you can tell you'll be able to tell. i wish they would give my house arrest probation or something. >> i know. >> cause you know when i go to court, they might let me out. if they -- they might let me out and then i have to come ba and you know. >> i know. that's what i'm saying. they might. you know know. >> i mean, they can give me probation for ten years. i don't care. >> i know. you got to get a place to too, sis. >> i know. >> cody a great lor, 20, spring hill, florida, killed iraq. awarded the bronze star, purple heart, national defense service medal, iraq campaign medal. dreamed of a military career since he was a boy, collecting micromachines, loved military books, hip-hop, restoring his honda sifk. leaves behind his mom and sister and girlfriend iris, cody greater, american hero. thanks to our guests but our biggest thank you is to you for

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