from chris coleman's computer through his air card, which allows a wireless transmission. >> bethany marshallrshall, psychoanalyst and author of "deal breakers," we do know what the e-mail said. it came from his laptop. he might as well have taken out an ad on a billboard on 3rd avenue and said, "i did it." the text of that message says, it's an e-mail to himself. tell your boss, joyce myers, to stop preaching the bs. this is about christ's gospel or chris' family will die. if i can't get joyce, i'll get someone close to her. if i can't get him, i will kill his wife and kids. i know their schedule. blah, blah, blah, blah. expletive, expletive. i will kill them in their sleep. he even writes the modus operandi, bethany. >> he's trying to stage it as if some sicko broke into the house. obviously he was planning this for a long, long time. remember, sociopathy is a disorder of attachment, meaning they don't attach to anyone around them. that's why he can send the text messages while the funeral is going on. >> with me, marc klaas. president and founder of klass kids foundation. weigh in, marc. >

to bethany marshall. what about it? >> well, mr. hit them with a belt when they didn't clean their room. that's not discipline. that's abuse. i think there was a culture of violence in the family from what mr. myron is saying. and i agree with richard herman. i don't think that the induction of the addiction was with the incident of the hair catching on fire. i think it was all the abuse that made him disregulated and traumatized and unable to self-soothe without drugs. >> so ian drew, senior editor "us weekly" magazine, ian, back to the topic. >> yeah. >> when will we get some sort of resolution on the murder investigation? >> well, we're hoping in two weeks or less. that's the deadline we've been given. and we'll see because there's going to be more and more coming out of that, obviously. ♪ dirt in my eye ♪ my baby it don't matter if you're black or white ♪ ññño i'm sorry. i can't hear you very well. announcer: does someone you know have trouble hearing on the phone? dad. dad, let me help you with that, okay? announcer: now,

to bethany marshall. what about it? >> marshall, what about it? >> mr.hem with the belt when they didn't clean their room. that's not discipline. that's a a buice. i think there's a culture of violence. i don't think the inception of the addiction was with the incident of the hair catching on fire. i think it was all the abuse that made him disregulated and traumatized and unable to self-soothe without drugs. >> ian, back to the topic. >> yes. >> when will we get some sort of resolution on the murder investigation? >> well we're hoping in two weeks or less. that's the deadline we've been given. and we'll see, because there's going to be more and more coming out of this obviously. >>> pal lalong wiggins has been charged with accessory after the fact. >> they're not saying what her role is, if they found something at her house. >> a lot of wild rumors float around especially about any investigation as complex as this one involving all the players that it involves. >> pam larks you're charged with accessory to murder after the fact. >> investigators believe

to bethany marshall. what about it? >> well, mr.d he hit them with a belt when they didn't clean their room. that's not discipline, that's abu abuse. i agree with mr. herman. i don't think the inception of the addiction was with the incident of the hair catching on fire. i think it was all the abuse that made him disregulated and traum taz tooized and una able to self-soothe without drugs. >> back to the topic, when will we get some sort of resolution on the murder investigation? >> we're hoping in two weeks or less. that's the deadline we've been given. and we'll see. because there's going to be more and more coming out of that obviously. >> did you know the billings were going to die? >> investigators found key evidence in the killing of byrd and melanie billings. >> this was the vehicle billings was riding in when she came to visit with investigators. >> apparently was parked near the mansion before the robbery happened. >> the latest in the double murders of this beautiful couple leaving 16 children orphaned, to ed lavandera at

who better than bethany marshal, psychoanalyst, to answer it. that dofftails with another big story. the reports out of some quarters michael jackson might have had a love child, omar bati, a 25-year-old aspiring rapper from norway who says, no, i was just a friend of his, but joe jackson is apparently saying, well, you know, he has the same jackson dance and jackson walk as the rest of the jacksons. what do you make of all of that, bethany bethany? >> i'm very suspicious when joe jackson starts talking about somebody's walk and talk. i feel like he's promoting a new album and artist. i'm suspicious of what he has to say. in terms of brenda's question, it could be that michael jackson, we found out in the trial that maybe he was not sexually attracted. maybe he didn't want to procreate with another woman. maybe he wanted sole control. maybe he was a divisive sort of character. so the idea of sharing parenting, making joint decisions, having a loving relationship with someone of the opposite sex who was an age mate, did not fit into his orientati

bethany marshall. dr. thany, did you observe his demeanor when he was saying no, no, to my knowledge? wouldn't you know if you were the dad? and then to suddenly do an about-face and say, well, there was that time i donated sperm. >> you know what i think? i think what's happening is he wants to inject himself into the notoriety of the case. he wants the public to know that indeed he's possibly the dad. but as alexis just said, he's under a confidentiality agreement. and he can't say so. can i say something about the addiction that i think is important to clear up? i think the likelihood is not that jackson was addicted to diprivan, i think he was addicted to benzos and opiates. and that he took so many of those that he was having withdrawal effects, meaning rebound insomnia, anxiety and agitation. and the doctor instead of medicating the rebound anxiety and insomnia gave him diprivan to cover it up. and that's the malpractice. and it's egregious. >> back to the rabbi. he is michael jackson's former rabbi.

bethany marshal, will it ever end, making money off of michael jackson's dead body?money has such a strange role in michael jackson's life because so many people wanted to make money off of him and, in this case, by building up a graceland of sorts for him. but also michael jackson dangled money in front of people and used it in different ways to bring people to him who supplied things that were very dangerous for them. >> to a jackson family confidant and former family attorney, the host of klaa news radio, thank you for being with us. brian, what can you tell me about an alleged intervention attempt by janet jackson to save his life, an attempt that clearly failed? >> all of the family members were very concerned about michael and they expressed their conce concern. as to their attempts, they kept that very private and i know that they made a great effort to try and take care of what they thought was an important aspect of their life. they just always were there to say that they were going to help and they kept their private business to themselves. >> to natisha la

to bethany marshall, what about it? >> mr.d he hit them with a belt when they didn't clean their home. that is not discipline. that's abuse. i think there is a culture of abuse and i agree with richard herman. i don't think the inception of the diction was with the incident of the hair catching on fire. think it was all the abuse that made him disregulated and unable to soothe without drugs. >> ian drew, back to the topic. when will we get some sort of resolution on the murder investigation? >> well, we're hoping in two weeks or less. that's the deadline we've been given and we'll see because there's more and more coming out of that obviously. ♪ dirt in my eye ♪ my baby it don't matter if you're black or white ♪ >>> the latest in the double murders. to ed lavendera at the sheriff's office, pensacola, florida. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, we understand that authorities here are saying that they are approaching the end of their investigation. we've had a lot of interesting details come out throughout the day. the lates

bethany marshall, there's a lot of finger pointing after, everybody laying blame.t to enter a time which will demand sobriety for them. so for instance, the night before going into rehab, they'll binge or just before taking on a new job, they'll binge or before walking down the aisle of someone who disappears with their alcohol or prescription drug abuse they'll go out and party it up. so i think what aeg failed to take into account is that no amount of monitoring was going to undo this substance abuse or tendency to freak out at the possibility he wouldn't be able to use for some period of time and the complete reaction to that. and i think that that's really how to best account possibly for what happened to him. >> and to mary margaret, senior news editor, radaronline, who are the trustees? his estate estimated at almost $1 billion. >> in terms of the will that was filed in 2002, it's a multianswering question. there's executors of the will, which is john branca, his longtime lawyer and also music producers as well. in terms of the trustees all of the assets are

. >> bethany marshall, if she'd been turned away from the front door and told, you know, we're kicking shark smelling blood in the water. all these people coming out of water. all these people coming out of the woodwork to try to hang over his dead body and get money. >> this is really appalling. deb debbie rowe is a mother that did not want to mother. the children have the cognizance at this age to say where they want to go. where they should want to go is someone who has loving feelings towards them. most likely the grandmother, maybe it would be the nanny, i don't know. ♪ >> this will go down in history as the greatest demonstration of freedom in the history of our nation. ♪ every day we enjoy history

. >> bethany marshall, if she'd been turned away from the front door and told, you know, we're kickingt money -- it's like a the woodwork to try to hang over his dead body and get money. >> this is really appalling. because debbie rowe is a mother who clearly did not want to mother. she said i am not the mother of those children. michael jackson is. the children have the cognizance at this age to say to the court where they do want to go and where they should go is to somebody who has loving, maternal feelings toward them. most likely the grandmother. maybe it would be the nanny. i don't know. ♪ >>> straight out to michael, former nypd president of squad security in new york. michael, the dea saying this is routine. okay. that's b.s., too. what does the dea get involved in a heart attack? >> well, i don't think they usually get involved in a heart attacks. but i think the nypd and lapd are confident law enforcement agencies. i think as we know the fed sometimes have a little better leeway than the state authorities do. i think this is a good time. they can maybe pull some strings and m