no get out. okay, okay, come here. give me another kiss. that video was uploaded last month. we do not know when it was actually made. more now on the mystery man known as misha. tonight there s a real identity to go with that nickname. a writer for the new york review of books caught up with him in rhode island. we learned the fbi has spoken with him as well. we have more now from brian todd. reporter: their search for the shadowy figure known as misha has taken investigators to rhode island. but it s not clear if the man who is here is the same misha who relatives say radicalized tamerlan tsarnaev. reporter christian caryl of the new york review of books interviewed a man who said he had known tamerlan tsarnaev, that he was a convert to islam of partially armenian descent as misha has been described. he said he had been interviewed by federal authorities, who he said were about to close his case. he told caryl h role in the boston marathon bombings and he denied very
teammate, they re going to get crucified. i think that s unfair. i think this is going to open up a great debate. hopefully some more guys will come out, if they want to be free, they deserve to be free, but i think that s got to be the interruption dynamic of this whole thing, anderson, because obviously some people are uncomfortable around gay people and they should be able to say that without getting crucified. it s interesting, you know, this guy from espn reporter, chris broussard said earlier, the comments he made made headlines. i want to play this for our viewers. i m a christian. i don t agree with homosexuality. i think it s a sin. as i think all sex outside of marriage between a man and a woman is. in talking to some people around the league, there are a lot christians in the nba. and they don t want to be, just because they disagree with that lifestyle, they don t want to be viewed and called bigotted and intolerant. he was taking issue with
the boston marathon bombings and he denied very emphatically that he was a teacher of tamerlan tsarnaev. he said no, i was not his teacher, i didn t instruct him in anything, i had nothing to do with any of his development, but i couldn t get him to tell me anything more than that about their relationship. he was just extremely agitated and didn t want to go into details. reporter: that interview brought us and a crush of other reporters to this apartment complex in west warwick, rhode island, identified as a residence of his parents. no leads here until a lawyer showed up. could you speak to us? yes, i could. reporter: as he emerged from the apartment and was swarmed, attorney richard nicholson said he represented the parents of a man he identified as mike. he said they have also been interviewed by law enforcement. i suspect that the authorities will be asking additional questions but at some juncture they will be closing that part of the investigation. reporter: law en
jason for saying he was a christian and gay man. you re saying people should have the right to say what they want to say. you know, there are some quote/unquote, christians are going to feel like that. and that s their prerogative. i just happen to disagree with them. i don t know chris that well. seems like a nice guy. but if that s his religious belief, it s not up to me to agree or disagree. well, let me rephrase that. i disagree with that. if somebody wants to be gay, that s their own business. i think also, charles, if you look at it, anderson, as well, you re in the locker room with a lot of people who don t have christian views. and they don t do things in a christian-like manner. so, because they don t do that, you can t have them on your team, you can t have them in your organization, i think all of those things have to be thought about, because there are a lot of people on nba teams who have sex outside of their marriage, who are not doing the activity and there are certa
i think this is going to open up a great debate. hopefully some more guys will come out, if they want to be free, they deserve to be free, but i think that s got to be the interruption dynamic of this whole thing, anderson, because obviou uncomfortable around gay people and they should be able to say that without getting crucified. it s interesting, you know, this guy from espn reporter, chris broussard said earlier, the comments he made made headlines. i want to play this for our viewers. i m a christian. i don t agree with homosexuality. i think it s a sin. as i think all sex outside of marriage between a man and a woman is. in talking to some people around the league, there are a lost christians in the nba, and they don t want to be, just because they disagree with that lifestyle, they don t want to be viewed and called bigotted and intolerant. he was taking issue with jason for saying he was a christian and gay man. you re saying people should have the right to say what they