of course we'll air much more of kate's bracing conversation with travis weaver later tonight on "rock center" at 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> now to another big case we've been following closely in sanford, florida. tonight we take you back to the day after trayvon martin was killed as his parents were still reeling from the news and his accused murderer george zimmerman took police back to the scene of that confrontation. tonight we're getting our first opportunity to see and hear what zimmerman told them on a videotape just made public by his lawyers. our report from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: george zimmerman retraced what he says were his steps the night he shot and killed trayvon martin, telling cops he followed the teen first in his vehicle. >> he was circling my car. >> reporter: and later on foot. >> i got out of my car and i started walking. >> go ahead. >> reporter: the neighborhood watch captain with his head bandaged told investigators he lost track of trayvon martin and says he was walking back to his vehicle when they crossed paths. >> he said, you got a problem? i tu

you're about to meet travis weaver. he has told his story to a grand jury, though he did not testify in the current trial, and fair warning, as with anything to do with this story, some of these details are highly disturbing. here now, kate snow's conversation with a young man who is as of this moment speaking out. >> reporter: if jerry sandusky were sitting right here -- >> i'd punch him in his mouth. >> reporter: would you say anything first? >> no. there would be no reason to say anything. he knows what he did. i know what he did. >> reporter: travis weaver says jerry sandusky sexually abused him more than 100 times over a period of four years. starting in 1992, when he was just 10 years old. he says he thought he was the only boy it happened to, until he saw sandusky on the news, arrested on charges he molested other boys. weaver, now 30, had never told a soul, but last fall he told his family his story for the first time. he says he still feels numb. >> you don't cry about it now? >> no. >> wh ten's the last time y

finally, at age 14, travis weaver says he reached a breaking point. sandusky took him to philadelphia for a second mile fundraiser he says and started wrestling with him in the hotel room. >> i told him if he didn't get off me i was going to call the police on him. and he just laughed at me and you know, forced me to stay on the bed. and told me if i ever said anything that nobody was going to believe me and he would get my dad fired from penn state. >> so he says, he did not call the police. but a couple of weeks later, he did move to cleveland to live with his mother. >> you wanted to get away from jerry sandusky? >> yes. >> weaver's life took a downward spiral, he spent time in jail for burglary. 16 years later he is working as a roofer in cleveland. he and his girlfriend have two daughters together, ages 2 and 4. he says he's angry at the adults who could have stopped sandusky, like former penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary, he testified he saw jerry sandusky with a young boy pinned against the wall of the locker room shower. he says he repo

you are about to hear from travis weaver. he told his story to a grand jury, though he did not testify in the current trial, and fair warning, as with anything to do with this story, some of these details are highly disturbing. here now, kate snow's conversation with a young man who is, as of this moment, speaking out. >> reporter: if jerry sandusky were sitting right here -- >> i'd punch him in his mouth. >> would you say anything first? >> no. there would be no reason to say anything. he knows what he did. i know what he did. >> reporter: travis weaver says jerry sandusky sexually abused him more than 100 times over a period of four years, starting in 1992 when he was just ten years old. he says he thought he was the only boy it happened to until he saw sandusky on the news, arrested on charges he molested other boys. weaver, now 30, had never told a soul, but last fall he told his family his story for the first time. he says he still feels numb. >> reporter: you don't cry about it now? >> no. >> reporter: when is the last

travis weaver is the first alleged victim to come forward and tell his story on tv. he was not called's a witness for the trial. he's now suing sandusky and penn state. >> if jerry sandusky were sitting right here -- >> i would punch him in his mouth. >> would you say anything first? >> no. there would be no reason to say anything. he knows what he did. i know what he did. >> you don't cry about it now? >> no. >> when is the last time you cried about it? >> a long time ago. >> kate snow joins us from new york. why is he going public now? >> well, jim, he says he didn't tell anyone in his life about what happened to him until last fall when he saw on the news that sandusky had been arrested for molesting, accused of molesting other boys. he then thought, wow, i'm not the only one. so he contacted an attorney. he has testified before a grand jury, cooperated with authorities, and now feels like it is time for the public to hear his story. >> weaver says hess believes sandus sandusky's wife knew what was going on. >> his exact words to mehmet were how could she not? she

i know what he did. >>> you can see kate snow's full interview with travis weaver tonight on "rock center with brian williams." at 10:00 tonight on news4. >>> a newly released video shows george zimmerman re-enacting events on the night he killed tray von martin. it's part of an interview with a police department specialist, who was doing a computer voice stress analysis. in it zimmerman describes what led him to shooting the teenager in his florida community. >> he stood up and looked and said, you're going to die tonight [ muted ] i feld it over my mouth and slide it down my chest. i pinked his arm, i grabbed my gun and aimed it at him and fired one shot. >> zimmerman's charged with second-degree murder. he says he shot martzen in self-defense. >>> john bryson has resigned, today president obama thanked bryson and said his experience and expertise will be invaluable. he took a medical leave nearly two weeks ago after suffering a seizure that thread to two car accidents in california. acting secretary rebecca blank has been leading the department in his absence and she will continue in t

. >> sandusky faces new accusations from his adopted son matt and from travis weaver told his story to "rock center." >> it just solidified our decision. >> they decision that could put jerry sandusky behind bars for the rest of his life. >> a philadelphia priest is spending his first weekend in custody after yesterday's conviction of child endangerment for his handling of clergy abuse complaints. he says u.s. following orders from the colonel when he lied about why accused -- he said he was following orders from the cardinal when he lied about why accused priests -- >> there are many unanswered questions. >> this is still an ongoing investigation to figure out what happened the night that christopher brown died. his relatives are holding onto positive memories and praying for justice. ♪ from an this singing to the site of a pair of chuck taylor sneakers and his football jersey, his loved ones were determined to focus on happier times during his funeral service. >> i will remember his handsome and loving smile. i will remember his in during personality. >> brown, who was 17, died after

the second accuser travis weaver was not included in the current case but appeared on nbc's "rock center." >> i told him if he didn't get off me, wi going to call the police on him and he just laughed at me and forced me to stay on the bed. >> reporter: the new accusations race the spectrum of more charges and more trials. >> it's whether the victims want day in court to be able to tell their stories. >> reporter: in closing arguments the juries with given a stark choice, he was either a serial sex predator or part of a conspiracy theory. he had showered with young boys but tried to cast doubt on eight alleged victims. he asked why only eight of the hundreds of thousands he had helped through his second mile charity had come forward to claim abuse and he also told jurors, quote, if he did this, he should rot in jay. brian mooar, nbc news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >>> well, defense lawyers for george zimmerman accused of murdering trayvon martin have released new evidence, including video of a re-enactment which gives his most detailed acount yet which he claims led to the shooting of th

i know what he did. >> travis weaver says jerry sandusky sexually abused him more than 100 times overd of four years starting in 1992, when he was just 10 years old. he says he thought he was the only boy it happened to until he saw sandusky on the news, arrested on charges he molested other boys. weaver, now 30, had never told a soul, but last fall, he told his family his story for the first time. he says he still feels numb. you don't cry about it now? >> no. >> when's the last time you cried about it? >> a long time ago. >> stacy, you supervise a sex crimes unit. i looked at it last night and said why hadn't he surfaced sooner? so many of these individuals were content to go on with their lives and never relive the tragedies. >> well, it's very common in multivictim cases. victims, subjects of pedophiles, the shame, guilty, pain they feel, the embarrassment, the idea that someone might call them whomosexual, so many factors. many time, they might report it then when it's time to go to court, they don't want to talk about it in front of strangers so i'm not surprised by either of th

there was a possibility that jerry sandusky might want to adopt travis weaver. >> in fact he asked travis weaver's father, and his father verifies this, he asked to adopt travis weaver after years of abuse, asked to adopt him. so there may be parallel there. >> kate snow, thanks very much. now to ann. >>> thanks. now to the latest on george simds-of- zimmerman, the florida native charged in the shooting death of unarmed teenager trayvon martin. evidence released in the case, both sides speaking out. kerry sanders has more from sanford, florida. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. they are pouring over the audiotape, which includes a re-enactment by george zimmerman the night he shot trayvon martin. what do they reveal? for the last 24 hours, the re-enactment video has been viewed, dissected. depending on who is reviewing the 19-minute re-enactment, it's either proof the neighborhood watch captain did nothing wrong. >> it's the story on the videos, which he was doing what he thought he should do that night prosecutor off proof of nothing at all. >> trayvon martin isn't here to

the second, travis weaver had not appeared. >> i told him if he didn't get off me i was going to call the police on him. he just laughed at me and forced me to stay on the bed. >> the new accusations raised more charges and more trials. >> it's certainly possible. the only question is whether the victims will want a day in court to tell their stories. >> the sandusky jury was given a stark choice. he is eert a serial sex predator or the victim of a conspiracy. he asked why only eight of the hundreds of thousands of childrens had come forward to claim abuse. and he also told jurors if he did this, he should rot in jail. the jury asked to see some key testimony that gets to one of the central questions in this case. whether former grad student mike mccleccleary saw. >> a man is charged with impersonating a police officer in our area tonight. authorities say anthony pulled over an off-duty capital heights police officer. it hatched yesterday along route 301. police say after the off duty police officer identified himself, he claim today be a military police officer and accused him of spe

sandusky himself faces new allegations from his son matt and from travis weaver, who told his story to nbc's "rock center" for the young man who testified in this trial. >> he really felt vindicated that the jurors listened to his story and validated him. >> reporter: a guilty verdict that marks the end of a long, painful road. jerry sandusky is expecteding to sentenced in about three months, giving his accusers one last opportunity to confront him in this courthouse. >> as egypt waits for election results tonight, a steady roar is filling the streets of cairo. the winner of last weekend's presidential election is expected to be announced tomorrow and hundreds of thousands came out in anticipation. both former prime minister amead shafiq and muhammad morsy have claimed israel. if the other candidate wins, many egyptians say it shows the country's democratic ref luce h -- revolution has failed. >> still ahead at 6:00, a maroon who is willing to climb the tallest mountains for his fallen comrades literally, even though he has lost his legs. >> and this guy has what it takes to woo the ju

the second accuser, travis weaver, was not included in the current case but appeared on nbc's "rock center." >> i told him if he didn't get off me, wi going to call the police on him and he just laughed at me and forced me to stay on the bed. >> reporter: the new accusations raise the specter of more charges and more trials. >> it's certainly possible. the only question is whether the victims will want their day in court to tell their stories. >> reporter: in closing arguments, the sandusky jury was given a stark choice, he was either a serial sex predator or part of a conspiracy theory. it was said he had showered with boys, but tried to cast doubt on eight alleged victims. he asked why only eight of the hundreds of thousands he had helped through his second mile charity had come forward to claim abuse. and he also told jurors, quote, if he did this, he should rot in jail. brian mooar, nbc news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >>> well, defense lawyers for george zimmerman, accused of murdering trayvon martin, have released new evidence, including video of a re-enactment which gives his most de

. >>> nbc's kate snow had an exclusive interview on ""rock center" with one of the accusers, travis weaver, who was one of the first victims to come forward and until his story on tv. weaver testified in front of the grand jury but was not called as a witness in the current trial. he is suing sandusky and penn state. >> if jerry sandusky were sitting right here -- >> i'd punch him in his mouth. >> would you say anything first? >> no. there would be no reason to say anything. he knows what he did. i know what he did. >> weaver claims sandusky sexually abused him more than 100 times over four years starting in 1992 when he was ten years old. >>> still ahead, lebron james cements himself as the number one sports villain winning a title in miami just like he promised. we'll show you full highlights from his mvp performance last night as well as his comments after the game ahead in sports. >>> plus, will the summer heat wave continue? we'll have your full weekend forecast when "way too early" comes right back. . >>> president roosevelt signs the g.i. bills of rights, guaranteeing loans up to $2

travis weaver. i'll have a clip from that interview at 6:00, and catch the full interview at 10:00 on rock center. >>> the case of the los gatos man accused of beating his former priest. will lynch is on trial. he doesn't deny beating father jerry lindner saying the priest molested him and his brother in 1975. before father lindner took the stand for his second day of testimony, a family member and witness for the trial confronted him at the elevator. john allen is will lynch's cousin. >> came out of the elevator. he was met by the people that he molested. and they gave him a piece of their mind. >> reporter: court officials realized the jury could have heard all the commotion, the bailiff ordered the packed courtroom not move until things got sorted out. court was adjourned until next week. while father lindner was on the stand yesterday he denied molesting lynch and his brother. prosecutors acknowledged that he's probably lying. other legal analyst, steven clark, weighs in. >> testimony the jury a

sandusky himself faces new allegations from his son matt and from travis weaver who told his story to nbc's rock center. for the young man who testified against sandusky in this trial -- >> he really felt vindicated that the jurors had listened to his stories and validated him. >> reporter: a guilty verdict that mark the end of a long painful road. jerry sandusky expected to be sentenced in about three months, and that will give his accusers one last time to confront him in this courthouse. live from bellefont, pennsylvania, brian mooar, nbc bay area news. back to you. >>> in egypt protesters in tahir square continued for a fifth day today, the crowds are waiting to see who will lead their country. richard engel reports that the results are expected to be announced tomorrow. >> reporter: egyptians are waiting for the last weekend's disputed presidential election and the arab world and the middle east hangs in the balance. if the muslim brotherhood is declared the winner and the group has supporters here, egypt could fundamentally change as it starts its new experiment in muslim democr

. >> travis weaver says he was abused in the penn state locker rooms and in sandusky's home. he is not involved in this case. he has filed a civil suit against sandusky. he is accused of sexually abusing 10 boys over a 15-year period. he denies the allegations. >>> disappointing economic reports in the u.s. are taking their toll on overseas markets. index that measures stocks across asia fell 1.5% today and european markets are also down right now. stocks here fell yesterday after the labor department reported that the four-week average of applications for unemployment benefits jumped to the highest level in nine months. sales of previously owned homes also fell 1.5% last month. >>> some of the world's largest banks though trying to recover fully from the financial crisis and they've been done another setback. moody's has lowered the credit rate for 15 major banks. they include bang of america, jpmorgan chase, citigroup, and goldman sachs. they usually makes it harder for banks to raise money by selling debt because investors demand higher interests. >>> the university of vir

not only this, but a man named travis weaver is coming forward. here he is, he's telling nbc that the abuse by sandusky was accompanied by threats. >> he kind of pinned me down on the bed. and i told him if he didn't get off me i was going to call the police on him. and he just laughed at me and you know, forced me to stay on the bed. and told me if i ever said anything that nobody was going to believe me. and he would get my dad fired from penn state. >> travis weaver did not testify in this trial. he wasn't part of the charges, either. however, he has filed a civil suit against jerry sandusky. and in the next half hour, we'll be joined by pulitzer prize-winning reporter, sara ganim. shoo has watched the trial closely from the beginning and watched the closing arguments and has observations. >>> severe flooding in northeast minnesota is keeping rescue crews busy this morning. they needed a coast guard helicopter to pull a couple to safety thursday in thompson. the two were left stranded by flooding caused by the overflowing nomson reservoir. the

travis weaver is the first alleged victim to come forward and tell his story on tv.stified in front of a grand jury. he was not called as a witness in the current trial. he's suing sandusky and penn state university. here's his words. >> if jerry sandusky were sitting right here -- >> i'd punch him in his mouth. >> would you say anything first? >> no, there'd be no reason to say anything. he knows what he did. i know what he did. >> reporter: travis weaver says jerry sandusky sexually abused him more than 100 times over a period of 4 years. starting in 1992 when he was just 10 years old. he says he thought he was the only boy it happened to. until he saw sandusky on the news, arrested on charges he molested other boys. weaver, now 30, had never told a soul but last fall he told his family his story for the first time. he says he still feels numb. you don't cry about it now? >> no. >> when's the last time you cried about it? >> aong time ago. >> kate snow joins us now from our new york newsroom. kate, i know this is going to be on a special edition of "rock center" to

sandusky suffers new accusations from his adopted son matt and from travis weaver to told his story to nbc's "rock center." the jurors in this case learned of the new allegations after the trial ended. >> it just solidified, you know, our decision. >> a decision that could put jerry sandusky behind bars for the rest of his life. brian mooar, wbal tv 11 news. >> to annapolis now where police are investigating an early morning shooting that left one man dead. this happened on saturday morning in the 1100 block of madison street where officers found 29-year-old orlando mcdaniel of annapolis suffering from gunshot wounds. again, he was taken to the hospital where he later died. at this time, police say they have no suspects in that shooting. in carroll county, one person is dead after a two-car accident in westminster. maryland state police say that a car traveling northbound on route 97 near hook road crossed the double line and struck a car traveling southbound. drivers of both cars were taken to shock trauma. the passenger of the second car was taken to carroll hospital where he later d

. >> travis weaver feels the same way.ry about sexual abuse he says took place in the early 1990s. weaver is currently suing sandusky, penn state, and second mile. he is the first of sandusky's accusers to speak publicly. >> you were, what, about 9, 10 years old? >> yes. >> weaver told kate snow of nbc's rock center that he met jerry sandusky through second mile, a foundation sandusky started in 1977 to mentor at-risk kids. >> it was like a summer camp. they had the big diving boards, had sports activities. that's when i first met jerry was at the swimming pool. >> like other accusers, weaver says sandusky began taking him to work out at penn state during off-peak hours. eventually he said they would end up in the showers. >> he would dry me off with a towel, you know, say he was trying to wrestle with me and then he would just -- had me lay on top of him while we were both still naked. >> what would he do when he had you down on top of him? >> rub by backside, sometimes he would roll over on top of me and blow on my stoma

last night on nbc another accuser came failure, his name is travis weaver saying the coach sexually abused him more than 100 times over a period of four years. and according to this man county it began in 1992 when he was ten. the accuser said he hit a breaking point. >> i told him if he did not get off i would call the police. and he just laughed at me and, you know, forced me to the bed and forced know stay and told me if i ever said anything no one was going to believe me and it would get my dad fired from penn state. >>shepard: he is one of the accusers in, is not one of the accusers in the country trial. the cope says he has showered and has as he put it horsed around with children but he deties sexual abuse. court has released some of the called love letters that the prosecution says the coach wrote to some accusers, and a letter readses i know i have made my share of mistakes, however i hope that i will be able to say, that you will be able to say i cared. there has been love in my heart. my wish is that you care and have love in in your heart. david lee miller? >>reporter: when jer

. >> travis weaver says he was abused in the penn state locker rooms and sandusky's home, as well. weaver went on to say he'll punch sandusky if he ever sees him, again. weaver is not involved in this case. he has filed a civil suit against sandusky. you'll hear more of weaver's interview on "today" show coming up right here on nbc, later. actually, it was on "today" show this morning. >>> president obama is on his way to florida as we speak. he left last hour for orlando where he'll try to win @(t&háhp% hispanic voters and the president will speak at the national association of latino elected and official conference. mitt romney met with the same group yesterday. and the president will visit a community college before returning to washington this evening. >>> meanwhile, mitt romney is giving virginiaens a glimpse of what his presidency could be like. >> day one. president romney moves to repeal obama care and tax the deficit, starting with $20 billion in savings. >> his campaign just released this new commercial called first 100 days, virginia. in addition to repealing what he cal

travis weaver. >> if jerry sandusky were sitting right here -- >> i would punch him in his mouth. >> would you say anything first? >> no. there would be non rsooea t say anything. he knows what he did. >> you can catch the full interview tonight at 10:00 p.m. on "rock center" with brian williams. >>> two new videos released of george zimmerman taped just one day after he shot and killed unarmed teen trayvon martin. it includes one taken at the crime scene where he went with detectives to re-enact what happened. >> he said, you're going to die tonight, [ bleep ]. >> the neighborhood watch volunteer said 17-year-old trayvon martin was the aggressor, punching him and banging his head on the concrete. the video taken by the sanford police department is part of the discovery evidence that may be presented in trial. zimmerman's defense team released the video today, including one from the interrogation room. >> i grabbed my gun and i aimed it at him and fired one shot. he kind of sat back and said, you got me here. you got me. you got it. something like that. >> zimmerman faces second-degr

travis weaver sat down with nbc's rock center.of four years beginning when he was only 10 years old. >> in your opinion, was this a guy who thought he would never get caught? >> yes. i don't think the thought ever even crossed his mind. >> at age 14 travis weaver says he reached a breaking point. sandusky took him to philadelphia for a second mile fundraiser he says, and started wrestling with him in the hotel room. >> i told him if he didn't get off me, i was going to call the police on him. and he just laughed at me. and forced me to stay on the bed. and told me if i ever said anything that nobody was going to believe me and he would get my dad fired from penn state. >> so how does that young victim of sexual abuse ever begin to heal after undergoing a horrific ordeal? lisa sylvester spent some time with children and teens at a camp nearby. >> reporter: it's the first day of summer. these kids are racing. something so normal. >> they're having a great time. >> reporter: for children who have been so traumatized. >> the worst you

. >> travis weaver says he was abused in the penn state locker room and in sandusky's home.nt on to say he punched sandusky if he ever sees him again. weaver is not involved in this case. he has filed a civil suit against sandusky. you can hear more of weaver's interview on the "today" show. >>> the upstate new york school bus monitor bullied by a group of middle school students will receive quite the compensation for the abuse she endured. >> you're so fat. >> takes up the whole seat. >> oh. >> oh, my god, your glasses are foggy. >> a fund set up to raise money for karen cline has topped $400,000. cell phone video of the 68-year-old grandmother being tormented has been viewed more than 1.5 million times. >>> if everyone in the world were as overweight as americans, it would be like adding nearly 1 billion extra people to the human population. that is according to a new study that suggests weight and not just headcount should be considered when looking at the impact of people on the planet. a number of human tons planet is more than 7 billion and our total weight is 287 mill

. >> travis weaver says he was abused in the penn state locker room and sandusky's home.r is not involved in this case. he has filed a civil suit against sandusky. sandusky is accuse of sexual abuse of ten boys over a 15-year period. he denies the allegations. >>> we are following a developing story from overseas now. four markets are feeling techkts of yesterday's tumultuous day on wall street. most markets are down. european markets are also down right now. stocks here suffered their second worst beating of the year yesterday. the sell-off was triggered by a number of disappointing economic reports including a report that sales of previously owned homes fell 1.5% last month. there's also word that some of the world's largest banks who had their credit rating lowered. moody's dropped the rating for 15 major banks including bank of america, jpmorgan chase, citigroup and goldman sachs. the credit downgrade usually makes it harder to raise money by selling debt because investors demand higher interests. >>> vincent gray will begin a trip to china. the mayor will make stops

> then that is the point i was getting to is if sandusky is acquitted will other accusers like travis weavered by prosecutors? >> they're not leaving this case. >> they're not leave ago this. >> no, no, if he's acquitted we will see more charges. the likelihood of a sequestered yir, nowadays the bailiffs are getting really smart. cell phones are confiscated. televisions are turned off. >> give us insight into jerry sandusky with what appears to be a mountain of everyday and numerous alleged victims. he, of course, has maintained his innocence throughout all of this. >> when i watch the interviews, he did "the new york times" over the weekend, the bob costas interview, very uncomfortable, very seemingly unaware of the kind of effect. let's just say it was sort of the tingling and soing in the shower. this man doesn't seem to have any concept of the kind of trauma that that can produce in a child, much less when we're talking about sodomy and the horrible events that have been described. i think he's very unaware. i have seen this in child molesters before. there is the guy in the raincoat, th

travis weaver is the first to come forward. >> i told him if he didn't get off me, i was going to call at me and, you know, forced me to stay on the bed. and told me if i ever said anything that nobody was going to believe me and he would get my dad fired from penn state. >> weaver has testified in front of a grand jury, but was not called as a witness in the current trial. he is suing sandusky and penn state university. weaver told kate snow he doesn't think jerry sandusky imagined it would come to this. >> was this a guy in your opinion, was this a guy who thought he would never get caught? >> yes. yes. i don't think the thought ever crossed his mind. >> i'm joined by katherine crier, attorney and author of the patriot acts, what americans must do to save the republic. this is the most intense and one of the most high profile child abuse cases we have ever seen in american history, isn't it? >> absolutely. when you're talking about one individual, the tie span, and i would like to point out, the number of people i suspect knew. high profile, powerful, responsible people that will nev

. >> that's travis weaver.e's the first alleged victim to come forward and tell his story on television. he testified in front of a grand jury but was not called as a witness in this current trial. he, by the way, is suing sandusky and penn state university. but, mark, the bombshell was matt sandusky and the allegation that he was also a victim of the man who adopted him and brought him into the home. the jury didn't hear that but people in that state on that campus have heard this now in the many reports. what's been the reaction? >> the sandusky family obviously -- the second family of this community, i mean, right behind the paternos and jerry sandusky one of the reasons he was so beloved is because of what he did. his six kids all adopted what he did for the sekcond mile. now he is accused of drawing these second mile kids in and if it goes to his own kids, wow. you wonder how much stranger this whole thing could get but it's really hitting close to home on an emotional front. the weird thing is jerry didn'