through hundreds of hours of video footage, and following up with leads, but of course the family says it s not happening fast enough. victor, alisyn. omar jimenez, thank you. civil rights attorney, charles cullman joins us now. jelani day s mother, they believe there s something very highly suspect about how he ended up in that river. who could investigate this, since the coroner and the local officials have not given them very speedy answers thus far into jelani s death, who could do that for them. you heard when omar was talking about what has within the discussion and the correspondence between fbi and the police, there has been an inkling of connection between the fbi offering resources, however, alisyn, what we have not seen so far is a full blown investigation from the fbi and quite frankly at this point when you hear from reverend jackson, ms. day, when you hear from
mom wants people to look at this plainly, and say that at the end of the day, as she feels she knows, jelani didn t do this to himself. take a listen. see it with your own eyes. see why i m so adamant about finding out what happened to my son. if i thought that anything jelani would have did something, i can accept that. my son, he loved life. and again, peru, illinois, which is here, almost 70 miles from where he was last seen in bloomington, illinois. moving forward, the family, they re calling for more people to be involved on the investigative side. they have called all the way up to the attorney general, the fbi and others. the fbi has been involved at points, and they told me just today that they ve been in communication with the peru police department, which of course, here is in peru, illinois, and providing resources as needed. the police department says they re continuing to comb