this is just the type of psych pathic person who is capable of murder. >> is it a psych pathic personho cannot tell the difference between right and wrong? >> i think she knows right from wrong, look, she creates fictional tales. she tells lies to tell lies. she creates characters. she creates addresses she is a psych path she is dangerous and guilty. >> i guarantee that jose when he got this case and he had to deal with her, i guarantee he called an expert. he's probably thinking, do i have an insanity defense. she knows the difference between right and wrong. down in florida you have to suffer from a mental disease or defect. because of that disease or defect you don't know the difference between right and wrong. the bomb ton li -- bottom line criminals lie after they do something and accuse other people. susan smith said it was a car jacker. the run away bride said she was taken hostage and kidnapped. that's what happens people get caught up in their behavior and they lie. >> stacy, most people who lie don't kill people. everybody lies to some extent. and i think that what is not f

>> i don't think it's them pathic. being together, hanging out all the time.riend that you hung out every day after school, that's what we have, just times that by a million. >> reporter: the bryan brothers would argue, it boils down to six hours of tennis a day, six days a week, for 20 years plus. we decided to ask their father, wayne, for the truth. do you think they read each other's minds? >> it's only because they've played thousands upon thousands of matches. >> reporter: i managed to show the bryan wroeothers a thing or two, at the men's clay court championships in houston. i'm going to join the tour any day now. they hit a losing streak this spring, so, incidentally, just as bob got married to his long-time girlfriend. up until then, the 32-year-old bachelor shared virtually everything. their home, one car and millions in prize money. >> we had one bank account and michelle said, no, guys, it's time to split up so, we split up the real estate, it was like a monopoly deal. >> reporter: it felt like a divorce? >> kind of bickers over a couple grand here

maybe i am more emthe pathic, maybe i'm a more loving mom because i did almost die city and shoot cocaine did lose my kids and i did get them back. i put all of our family through a lot of hell. and i feel like how lucky am i that i can sit here and be in a good place and be able to talk to you and talk to my dad and have him maybe get to know me now. not a junky and not dead and maybe he'll be proud of me and maybe not, you know? maybe he won't love the tatum that i am today. but i hope so. and that's maybe what the show will be about. >> when you look at yourself now, what do you see? and what do you think? >> i feel good about myself. i kind of like her. she is nice, she is friendly, she's outgoing, she's generous, she loves her kids. >> i was surprised. yesterday, for example. >> i'm quirky, you know. >> i never met you. i just read all this stuff obviously to get an idea, a mythical idea of someone. we bumped into each other on an elevator here. and i didn't recognize you. and then it's tatum. you're interviewing me tomorrow night. this is a very attractive, normal looking woman. how