. >>> starkville, mississippi, may 12th, 2003. county sheriff's office where deputies are taping their interrogation with her 13-year-old son tyler. >> he's been in here for 45 minutes. they've been in here talking for 45 minutes without me. >> in the south we say, don't start any and there won't be any. >> i don't start conflict, but i don't take anything either. i will stand up for myself and my children. >> tyler has come to the sheriff's department voluntarily after his sister's husband, joey fulgham, is found dead at this house just west of town. >> tyler, do you know -- you're telling the truth, right? they're not making you say stuff that you don't want to say? look at me. look at me. are you having problems? well, what's wrong? >> narrator: as with james biela, the camera keeps rolling while a loved one confronts a suspect inside the box. but, unlike biela who remains evasive even with his girlfriend, tyler has spoken to investigators at length, confessing to joey's murder. a costly assertion he'd spend much of the next de

opportunity to grow up -- my youth i got to spend time in the delta as well as in integrated schools in starkvillessissippi. so i got to see both sides of this. and i am very familiar with the current statistics about our state. we are typically dead last, or near the bottom in nearly every category related to academic performance. that's just not for low income kids. that's just not for black kids that's almost every area. in order the move from last into first, which is why we created our nonprofit called mississippi fist, we have to do a lot of things p i think charter schools is part of that. i think that this could be a way that we can provide that. when you think about students that live in areas where all the schools in their area are failing, you don't have the option to a lot of parents don't have the means to move to boater areas. they don't have the opportunity to send their kids to a private school. in some cases there are some areas in the delta, particularly with private school may be no presidenter if not worst than the public schools in that area. so this could be an opportunity to