regions - it's time to expect more. >> larry: we're back with nathan lee. the stand at the trial? >> no, he did not. >> larry: so did you ever find out how he took her? >> well, obviously, most of that is speculation. denise was actually cutting my son's hair that day at some point. apparently he was just driving around neighborhoods and drove around that -- our house about five times. at least the neighbor next door saw him drive around five or six times. and so we think that he probably spotted her on the back porch. it was in the middle of january in florida. all the windows were open. it was like 70 degrees outside. you know, no idea what happened. he could have come to the door. you know, people come to your door all the time. you open it not thinking they're going to kidnap you. so i don't think we'll ever be able to find out why. i'm just glad he's not going to be able to, you know -- >> larry: do it to anybody else. >> no, exactly. >> larry: how are the little boys doing? how are your kids doing? >> it's amazing. it's amazing how resilient children a

joining us is nathan lee.has convicted michael king of the death penalty, is just served, nathan? >> well, nothing will ever be able to bring denise back, but, you know, i think the family is satisfied with the outcome and definitely glad he's going to be sentenced to death. >> larry: what i dy did you go t trial every day? >> i just felt like i had to be there for denise. i wanted to know what was going on. the what are ship that denise went through that entire time when she was kidnapped was nothing compared to me sitting through the trial was nothing compared to that and i just wanted to be there so michael king could see me and the family and, you know, it wasn't fun, but we had to do it. >> larry: your wife was a beautiful woman. take me back to january 17, 2008, what happened on that day, when did you talk to your wife? what happened? >> well, i talked to her a couple of times that morning. just normal conversations, i normally talked to her throughout the day on my cell phone, i would put it on speakerp

nathan lee plans to sue the sheriff's department to change the 911 system.to follow that. let's face it, 911 cannot make mistakes. they have to be perfect. we'll follow that one. >>> police are now saying a georgia man acted alone when he killed eight people inside a trailer home. we're talking about guy heinz jr. he calls 911 saying, my whole family's dead. now he's the accused. going to bring in my colleague jane velez-mitchell to talk about that. fiber one. i'm looking for some fiber. this bar is an excellent source of fiber. there's no fiber in this. tastes too good. there is fiber. [ chuckle ] no. i can't taste the fiber in this chocolate. they have 35% of your daily value. hmm. oh, samples. hmm. autobahn. wackenschdol. fiber one chewy bars. cardboard no. delicious yes. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. eight people bludgeoned to death inside a south georgia mobile home. a horrific attack. new today in the case, police say the man who told 911 that his whole family's dead, is actually the killer. and acted alone. cops say 22-year-old guy heinz jr

nathan lee is here now to talk about that call, that call that has become his cause.good to see you, nate. >> hi, kyra, how are you? >> i'm good, but i tell you it's hard for me to even listen to that 911 call. and you have listened to it far more than i have. are you at a different point now that you have heard it so many times or does it still strike you the same way? >> well, i have only heard it at least two or three times now, so i really haven't heard it that much. but it's the most horrible thing i could ever listen to any my entire life. i try not to hear it when i don't have to. but it definitely convicted her killer and it definitely got him the death penalty. she was definitely the key witness to get him caught and the evidence she left behind. it's just horrible to think what she was going through, but she's in heaven now and in a better place and i'm just glad that we're able to start pushing forward to help reform the system that didn't save her. >> and that's exactly what you're doing. we're going to talk more about that. let me ask you -- in just a sec