joining me now, latasha ned, and her attorney, jerald grigs. thank you both for being here.atasha, let me start with you with where our reporter just left off, on the perception that you threatened white people based on the words, we're going to fight back, we declare open season on an "m "f"-ing cracker" saying you need to watch your mf-ing heads and protect your mf-ing selves because we're coming for you. can you see how people thought that was a threat? >> taken out of context, yes, i could see how it might sound that way. >> what context makes it sound better? >> i don't think the context that i was being threatened and that video specifically was being towards -- was towards the people threatening me. so there's nothing that i could say to make it sound any better than that. when being threatened, when being called stereotypical names, racial slurs, and i responded. >> how -- apart from your online chat, how do you feel about white people? >> i don't hate white people, if that's what you're asking me, megyn. i don't hate white people, i hate injustice. and i hate corrup

she tells police that she and latasha did not agree to accept money for their services. says they agreed to exchange companionship for 500 roses. >> so you agreed to hang out with a guy for flowers. >> yeah, he was being nice. >> 500 roses? >> that's nice. >> can i ask you exactly what you were going to do with the 500 roses after you got them? >> take them home and put water in them and look at them. >> 500 of them? >> yes, i am worth it. >> she may or may not know that the vice cops are on the jargon in the sex trade. >> that's a lot of flowers. >> so they know that roses, tulips, flowers, are just slang for dollars. >> it's not going to be the first time i've ever seen that many roses. >> it wouldn't be? what's the most roses you've ever seen? >> 3,000. >> somebody gave you 3,000 roses before? >> yes, bless his little heart. >> where did you put those roses? >> in my garden. >> and i'm going to guess that your definition of a rose is a little bit different than my definition of a rose. i'm going to go on a limb and say this looks more like your rose. check these out.

latasha murray says she knows the family. >> a lot of stuff has been swept under the table.sad a 6-year-old's life has to be taken for something to be done with it. >> there is no dirty business that happens around here. >> reporter: on monday jeremy mardis was buried in hattiesburg, mississippi the city where he spent most of his short life. >> you don't believe it's real. >> reporter: she became his baby-sitter when he was ten months old. >> i'll always miss him. i can't, i don't want to fathom going home without seeing him again. >> reporter: the judge in the case is not happy how much "inside information" is being reported. so as of yesterday, he has issued a gag order. nobody involved in the case is set to talk anymore. we can report this this morning, derrick stafford the deputy marshall who is sitting in jail right now. he was indicted on rape back in 2011. two different rape indictments. but gayle, we can report, both of those indictments and charges were later dropped. >> the more you hear about this story, the more troubling it is. thank you very much david. there

latasha murray says she knows the few family and the incident is troubling. >> there's a lot of stuff being swept under the table. it's sad that an innocent six-year-old life had to be taken. >> reporter: doug anderson disagrees. >> there's no dirty business that happens around here. >> reporter: on monday jeremy mardis was buried in the city he spent most of his short life. this woman was his baby-sitter when he was ten months old. >> i'll always miss him. i don't want to fathom going on without seeing him again. >> reporter: the judge in the case has issued a gag order, unhappy with the fact that information about the case is being released to the public. that means no attorney no witness, no one involved can speak to the public or the media, for that matter. we have learned that derrick stafford, one of the deputy marshals in jail this morning, was indicted on two charges of rape back in 2011. but it turned out both of those charges were later dismissed. >> the more you hear about this story, the more troubling it is. thank you very much david. there's more to come for sure. >>> in