>> doug wood by virtue of his law degree is a very learned man. i was appalled when he made the statement today that the murrays will heal and the norwoods will not. i said in my statement, i'm not a threat. i'm too old. my family is not a threat. they have too much respect for themselves and the family. but i was absolutely appalled by the suggestion by doug wood that the murrays would heal. that is pure -- i work in the oil patch, so you can figure out what i was going to say. >> you and other members of your family said you are filled with hate and rage. how has that changed your life? when you think of brittany norwood, what does that make you think you want to do? >> to whom? >> anyone. >> no. i was a combatant once in my life, i'm no longer a combatant. >> you have dreams, sometimes nightmares? >> again, there's aspects of this death that i cannot accept and i guess until i somehow can get over the pain and suffering that i know my daughter went through, my unconscious won't let go of it. and again, during waking hours, you can force joy int

. >> doug wood, by virtue of his law degree s a very learned man. i was appalled when he made the statement today that the murrays will heal and the norwoods will not. i said in my statement, i am not a threat. i'm too old. my family is not a threat. they have too much respect for themselves and the family. i was absolutely appalled by the suggestion of doug wood that the murrays would heal. that is pure the oil patch -- i work in the oil patch. you can figure out what i was going to say. >> you and other members of the family said you're filled with a lot of hate and rage. how has that changeed your life when you think of britney norwood, what does that make you think you want to do? >> to whom? >> anyone. >> no. >> was a combatant no longer in my life. >> again, there is aspects of this death that i can not accept and i guess untily somehow can get over the pain and suffering that i know my daughter went through, it -- my uncon husband is will not let go of it. -- my unconscious will not let go of it. during waking hours, can you force -- your lif

>> doug wood, by virtue of his law degree, is a very learned m man. i was appalled when he made the statement today that the murrays will heal and the norwoods will not. i said in my statement, i'm not a threat. i'm too old. my family is not a threat. they have too much respect for themselves and the family. but i was absolutely appalled by the suggestion by doug wood that the murrays would heal. that is pure -- i work in the oil patch, so you can figure out what i was going to say. >> you and other members of your family said you're filled with a lot of hate and rage. how does that change your life when you think of brittany norwood? what does that make you think you want to do? >> to whom? >> anyone. >> no. i was a combatant once in my life. i am no longer a combatant. >> you have dreams sometimes of visits, of nightmares. can you share that? >> again, there are aspects of this death that i cannot accept and i guess until i somehow can get over the pain and suffering that i know my daughter went through, my unconscious will not let go of it. again

. >> the defense attorney, doug wood, had argued that norwood was capable of rehabilitation. >> she is sorry for what she did to jayna murray. she's sorry for what she has done to her family. she's sorry for what she did to her own life. >> brittany norwood addressed the court and apologized to the murray family. it was too late. in rockville, ann andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> we have news on efforts trying to retrieve a body. the excavation of that body will begin tomorrow morning. and they expect to have it out by sunday night. the remains were found yesterday in a well located behind a vacant house along old fort road. police say it's taking a will the of time and effort to sure up the well. >> this will be an extremely long, drawn out process. to give you an idea of how long it's going to take simply to get a piece of construction equipment we need at the scene. we need to go through a process to allow it to be on the road. so that gives you a sense of how long this is going to take. >> that well is 20 feet deep. authorities say without sufficient suring up, it could collapse on t

but defense attorney, doug wood, did give this assessment of his clients. >> very upset.ery troubled. i do think she wanted to get it over with. i don't think she wanted to put her family through this anymore. >> the defense argued for life in prison with the possibility of parole. they didn't get it, and now they say they'll appeal. but for the murray family, what they want is for people to remember jayna for how she leved and not for how she died. >> it's hard to imagine the pain and suffering she endured and not hate that. i mean, i hate the pain that she went through. i hate the person that inflicted it. >> now the judge also noted what he called the callus indifference of the people at the adjacent apple store who heard those cries for help and did nothing. murray's family is considering pushing good samaritan legislation, which would compel people by law to report a crime in progress. in rockville, i'm kristin fisher, 9news now. >>> it looks like arizona avenue will soon reopen after being closed for several hours earlier today. a tree fell down between mcarthur bou

doug, thank you. >>> dozens of people lined the streets of woods bore row, maryland, today to honor fallen soldier ronaldread, jr., the 30-year-old died in afghanistan last month, killed when the truck he was riding in hit a roadside bomb. many at this morning's convenient didn't even note army specialist but they wanted to pay tribute to the soldier and his family. >> the least we can do is show support to the family. don't know how much it helps but i think the worst thing could you do is just sit at home and not let them know that someone cares. >> he lived in frederick county with his sister before being deployed. he leaves behind a wife and two children. a funeral is set for tomorrow. he will be buried at arlington national cemetery friday. >>> seven historic churches in northern virginia will be given back to the episcopal church, the congregations, including the true road church in fairfax, left the episcopal church in 2006 after clashing over liberal episcopal theology and consecration of a openly bay gaye bishop n 2008, a judge ruled that they did have crust toddy of their churches but virginia