It's generally about keeping their eyes and ears out for the kids getting home.

She looked at me, she rolled her eyes back, a tear came down her face and she died in my arms.

It takes some leadership when your peers are saying, 'Oh come on, Bradley.' But he makes good decisions for them.

That's why it pleases me so much.

What's most outrageous in our eyes is that he entered our home twice in the course of these crimes, once to take the murder weapon and arm himself and a second time after the murders in an attempt to hide the weapon and perpetrate his crime.

It just opens your eyes to what these kids are really about. After a big win, believe me, when you see the look in their eyes after they make a basket or something, it hits you in the right spot.