(lacey) yeah. (lacey) okay. (lacey) okay.but i was waiting for your call, which i didn't get. (narrator) after the angry seamstress just barely manages not to hit lacey with the door on the way out, our bridezilla rages the rest of the way home. it's not my (deleted) fault you changed your plans, because you said you would do this! she had to miss her granddaughter's tennis tournament or some (deleted) yesterday, because she was working on my dress. i don't think it makes a (deleted), if i was there at (deleted) or 10:30 today. whatever-- i got mdress-- it's done-- it's over. paid her-- i'm (deleted) doneith her. (narrator) coming up... oh, no-- it ain't in my budget. (narrator) zilla ladrienna prov she's a major cheapskate! it ain't free! (narrator) and lacey forces her bridesmaids to redecorate the landscape! it better be spray-painted very evenly and blend. (narrator) next, on "bridezillas!" ♪ (narrator) meet our diva-licious bride, ladrienna. name is drienna mcmillan. i'm 32-years-old and i'm from greenville, south caroli

then you've got mary lacey who is dragging in that guy from hong kong or thailand. remember that one? to charge him with the death? >> mary lacey apparently was looking, did not think the parents had anything to do with the death and arrested this guy in thailand and released him, it was a waste of a lot of taxpayers money, but -- >> you know what's telling to me, doctor, is that the grand jury said that the ramseys did assist someone after the death. >> this reminds my, i had a case once a while ago, a child abuse case, and when the mom and the dad wouldn't, each accuse the other of doing the injuries, here that's not the case, and they indicted both of them and said, one of them did it and one of them is covering it up. otherwise they both go free. >> right, i've had cases like that as well where you've got to get one to implicate the other. anyway, we're going to move on to the kennedy cousin who was in prison for killing his neighbor in 1975. he gets a new trial, a jury convicted him in 2002. he's right there, michael skakely for the murder of martha moxley. the

not in lacey's case but there is a tremendous amount of flirtation. intimation that the possibility of a relationship exists. and that's a powerful allure. think about it. a high school boy, 17 or 18-year-old, on essentially a weekend date with a 21 or 22-year-old girl. it's a very power will. kind of like a secret weapon that these schools have. >> brown: an its's under the-- well, it's known by the norths in this case. >> oh, absolutely. the schools, you know, the hostess programs are integral parts of the athletic departments in many ways. and certainly in the media guides, they're treated as these sort of inert but outgoing aspects of the program. when, in fact, particularly in conferences that are so competitive like the sec, they are crucial to getting these recruits to commit. >> brown: what is striking is that in so many of these, the people you talk to, everybody you talk to, really, coach, college presidents and so on, knows that something is wrong. and yet it continues. >> you know, i've likened college football to a runnaway train. and i t