. >> jennifer willis and christina grew up like sisters. a big and boisterous extended family. >> he spent time with us, and we loved him. he was fun. he was a great guy. tina was a good friend to him, and he had been with her and her entire family for many, many years. while the kids were growing up. and so i know she was always there for him, as he had been for her. >> the relationship was crucial to him. >> andrew spanswick was a friend of dimaggio's. >> he had no other family so i think he had to find a surrogate family, and that's what he did. >> for 16 years, dimaggio was part of the anderson family. even helping out with the kids when brett took a job in tennessee. >> he would help get my son to football practice on days that hannah had dance or whatever. and he was constantly there for me. >> and constantly there with the kids. hannah was a typical teen. >> she's a little shy. a little bit of a ham bone at the same time. she got an award at school, mirror worshipper. she is my pinky pal. we have a little pinky pal handshake we do. s

. >> reporter: jennifer willis is the late christina anderson's aunt. >> i just get this feeling it'ss cut and dry as it seems. i don't know how he could have done something like that to his friends. i just don't feel at ease about it at all. it's not cut and dry. >> reporter: for years, jim dimaggio was the family friend. the cabin dimaggio owned an hour outside of san diego was the anderson family getaway. but will else says in the past year, the family dynamics had changed. christina and brett anderson, hannah's parents, had separated. brett anderson moved to tennessee. then according to jennifer willis, dimaggio began to face financial troubles that led to foreclosure on the cabin they all loved. jennifer talked to christina just days before her murder. >> she said, he's having a hard time, losing his house, he doesn't know what to do, he's depressed. she went there to be by his side one last time. that's the kind of person she was. dropped everything and went there for him. >> reporter: that's apparently when dimaggio snapped. christina and ethan's bodies, or what was left of the

then, according to jennifer willis, dimaggio began to face financial troubles that eventually led toe on the cabin they all loved. jennifer talked to christina just days before her murder. >> she came to me, she said, he's having a hard time, he's losing his house, he's short on money, doesn't know what to do. he's depressed and she went there to be by his side one last time. that's kind of person she was. dropped everything and went there for him. >> that's apparently when dimaggio snapped. the bodies were found in this burned down cabin. court documents show ethan's body so badly charred an autopsy could not determine the exact cause of his death. christina anderson had been hit in the head, wrapped in a tarp and left to burn, leaving a host of unanswered questions, including why. >> beside the fact for him, he's sick, he's a monster, he did what he did. why did it have to happen to them? >> why did it happen to tina and ethan and not to hannah? >> right. >> i mean, i hate to ask these questions almost, because we're dealing with a teenager, but was there any relationship between h

jennifer hartstein. we want to get started with willie, you told us yesterday how much you tortured your little sister libbyht, i hear a little knock at the window. to this day, it gives me chills. i thought it was over, jason was outside my room, i was done for. to this day, if i see a trailer or a smallest clip of a chase scream, i scream outloud -- >> i have never felt to terrible. >> have you kicked into for therapy. >> there is family therapy going on. >> how common is that. here you have a brother with his sister, is that a common theme among siblings? >> it is, but with siblings of different sexes there is an issue. you're essentially like only children in your house. there is a difference between you were probably never in school at the same time, but there is a torture piece. and there is a problem -- >> torture. >> -- it does build our belief in the world later. parents need to step in -- >> you need to send her a card. >> this was an isolated incident, i was otherwise loving and caring. >> should we ask her about that? >> i hope george and lucy have a better relationship. >> okay, let's move on n

willis, have their homes there. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist, jennifer delgado, and she is in the weather center to give usg the florida panhandle, the rain is going to be coming down and they don't need it because a lot of the area already saturated. look at the totals over the last 48 hours, 4 to 6 inches, and some parts that you are seeing in red, it will lead to problems with flooding, and we have flood watches and warnings out there, and some of the locations are anticipating up to 6 inches of rainfall, and that means areas around tallahassee, and for new orleans we are talking heavy rainfall. now to the tropics, we follow an area, and it's hard to pick out, but this is the circulation we are watching. here is the convection and thunderstorm, a 40% chance to tropical cyclone. out in idaho, they are dealing with fires there, we want to point out wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour, and the situation is still going to be dangerous, but it's not all bad out there. we head back over to the northeast. brianna, last week you were here, and it was nice, and look at these temperatures -- >> yeah, this is my lu