you mentioned eberhart, bonhoeffer's dearest friend. bonhoeffer met eberhart in summer of 1934 when bonhoeffer was about to launch a seminary, a kind of underground, to be a little dramatic, seminary, that was wanting to create a generation of non nazi, anti nazi past years. it was initially on the baltic sea in a beautiful seaport town, within a few months had moved to another part of the baltic sea board. he met this young son of a country parson, and there was a deep friendship formed. within a matter of months, bonhoeffer asked him to become his confessor and assistant, in the course of initially professor, a teacher, complicated confessor, confessor confess the relationship. the two forged a six or seven year partnership that was a kind of at least from my estimation of bonhoeffer's hopes are kind of spiritual marriage. it is a complicated kind of spiritual marriage. it is a complicated relationship because we had two facts that have to be considered and i think this relationship between bonhoeffer and eberhart is one of the most b

eberhart refused to comment.h you miss towns and first of all, we're sorry for your loss. what do you believe -- what do you believe should to be done now in the case of the two officers, neither of whom are on the force any more. >> we need to have a trial. we need to have a jury. we need justice. >> mr. start your, this was a case that did start with a domestic dispute, we should point that out and was mr. towns running from police? walk us through how this encounter happened and what you believe the officers did that was potentially criminal? >> yes. mr. towns did have a domestic dispute at the home of the mother of his child. he left the house. he was walking down the street. police arrived at that point after he had already left the house and he did run from the police which no citizen should do and he ran and was caught by a policeman, gave up, put his hands behind his back and was handcuffed at this point in some koods down the street. he was tired from the run and couldn't get up, and more officers arrive

charged that eberhart as resigned and weems was fired and is appealing.homicide citing the manner of death as, quote, use of drive stun conducted electrical device by police. today the family attorney talked about the tasing. >> the sergeant pulled his taser ten times for 47 seconds of shock time. corporal weems, four times for 27 seconds total shock time. that's an electrocution time of a minute and 14 second. we want people to understand how serious that is. a minute and 14 seconds of that. as my partner quoted, that's what killed him. >> the county district attorney is still waiting on evidence before deciding to take it to a jury. joining me are chris stewart, an attorney representing the family. thanks to both of you for being here tonight. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we want to note the associated press reports after the lawsuit officer eberhart couldn't be reached for comment. officer weems lawyer and the city declined comment. how are you and the family doing? >> well, we're doing the best we can, thanks to the lord. >> what do you