arbery's behavior as you were interpreting it on burford road to officer nohilly? >> i did, yes. ? and do you recall how you described his behavior? >> yes. >> okay. how did you describe it? >> funny. acting funny. clearly not there. >> okay. let me stop you. what did you mean by acting funny? >> the way that he -- his facial expressions when i first pulled up, you know, the anger, and then not speaking, not talking at all, it wasn't, like -- not trying to ignore me. he just -- the way that he was expressing himself. he just wasn't talking. he was in an anger state. >> and whachs your interpretation of that? >> objection. relevance. >> goes to his conduct. >>> calls for speculation and not relevant. it's interpretation. >> i think it is relevant. not just his interpretation. >> sustained. >> did you tell -- did you speak to -- did you ever indicate to officer nohilly that you felt something was just not right with mr. arbery? >> i did. >> okay. do you recall ever indicating to officer nohilly that you were just wanting to watch him and hope that he would continue to run past you? >

so in your statement to detective nohilly, only a couple hours after the homicide of ahmaud arbery, you basically say, he goes around the corner, comes back. something's not right here. i tell him to stop. tell him to stop, grabbed the gun out of the truck. i said hey, stop, stop, stop. he runs back. me and this we call, you call 911 yet? find my phone, call, give it to my dad, say call the cops, you know, let's get the cops. only after you grabbed your shotgun out of your truck you said let's call the cops and hand the phone to your dad to call the cops. >> that's when i found out he did not call the police, i realized he has not called the police. >> also on page nine, you never indicated that mr. arbery actually stopped long enough for you to have a conversation with him, is that correct, at the top of page nine? >> yes, i do. i said he's running. he won't stop. i said that's him. stop right there, stop where you're at. all call the cops, you know. i told him that i called the cops. there he is. he starts acting funny, and then he takes off running, so he was stopped, if he takes off

that's what he told nohilly. please don't turn into this yar. i am backing up. please don't come at myrick and as he comes around to the far side of the truck he can't see him. he's backed up over here, so he's -- he stepped up over here to try to get a look at what's happening because he's afraid that mr. arbery is going to be down or finally go for the gun or seek cover or something. please turn, please turn. please go off into this yard. he never ever when he left his driveway that day thought that things would end this way, not ever. he told us i'm on the left side of my truck. i'm waiting for him to get by. i told him if he were to run by me, no problem. i would give him the opportunity to run by me. travis doesn't have a duty to retreat. he's allowed to stay where he thinks he is lawfully allowed to be and to try to defend himself and others, and then ahmad takes that turn. not this turn, but this one, and you'll see his feet -- elbow raise and travis thinks if this guy gets ahold of my shotup. this is not going to end well. he's going toned up with my sho

travis mcmichael attend of his interview, the very end of his interview with detective nohilly, do you remember if he grabbed the shotgun at all? i want to say he did, but i honestly cannot remember. if he grabbed that shotgun, that would be the first thing travis mcmichael would have said. yeah, he grabbed my shotgun. all right. we are going to talk about greg mcmichael. greg mcmichael did attempt to control the narrative after the this took place. he's the one who started this whole thing, and now his son has killed someone, and that young man is laying dead in the street from she's shotgun blasts. what does greg mcmichael do? well, while first responders are on the scene, he's telling his kid, you didn't have any choice. he goes over and talks to bryan to find out what he saw. oh, he's got a video. he talked to diego perez. he's outside the crime scene tape wandering around, talking to people. someone brings him a phone. stranger comes up to him, some stranger, some neighbor comes up to him. this is a crime scene. there is a deceased young man in the middle of the road, and stranger