it, conspired about it, set it up, did the whole thing yourself thinking you were going to get away with it and walk away with $1 million in cash at the same time. not true, not true. it s not true. what is true said ken creamer, is that he and his wife had a wonderful relationship, loved each other, never fought in the way the neighbor, the one anna didn t like, randall house, described. fighting in the house, anna running out of the house? never, never, never happened. every family fights. my wife never stormed out of the house, never, no. as for the crossbow, he insisted he didn t know it was loaded. i never loaded it. you are saying she did. most probably yes. why would she do that? i don t know. i am just trying to get through my head why would
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physically violent or suicidal to get help. it sounds extreme but an official with the los angeles county department of mental health told us that right now clinics are so overloaded and underfunded, they re having to tritriage kiran so that means kids like carlos who need on going therapy are not a priority. our session today was very positive. reporter: after nearly a year of searching, she finally found st. john s, a free clinic. they look like fists. yeah, like fists. and that s what he was able to express. he was able to express the anxiety he feels when his family fights. if carlos were not able to come to a therapy session, would he be at risk? course he would be at risk. he would be at risk behaviorally and acdem. but now st. john s and other clinics like it are facing california s bruising budget cuts. will carlos be next?
to get help. it sounds extreme, but an official with the los angeles county department of mental health told us that right now, clinics are so overloaded and underfunded they re having to triage children so that means kids like carlos who need ongoing therapy, are not a priority. in our session today, was very positive. reporter: after nearly a year of searching, she finally found st. john s, a free clinic. look like fists. like fists. that s what he was able to express. he was able to express the anxiety he feels when his family fights. if carlos were not able to come to a therapy session, would he be at risk if. of course he would be at risk. he would be at risk behavorially and academically. reporter: now st. john s and other clinics like it are facing california s bruising budget cuts. will carlos be next? thelma gutierrez, cnn, los angeles. well, tomorrow we re going to take a look at the debate over whether it is the state s
into why at st. john s community clinic in south los angeles. this is where he regularly meets with the director of behavioral health. she s trying to unlock the causes. he has one marker. she is about to begin an art therapy session with carlos to help him express things going on in his life. you might be wondering why a family would allow a camera into a private therapy session but his mother believes it s critical understand how important these services are. family fights. is that what s happening in this picture here? yes. yeah? so this is my mom. that s your mom? uh-huh. and this my dad. that s your dad? uh-huh. how does that make you feel? sad. i cry. you cry. carlos tells elena his dad used to drink that led to fighting between mom and dad. he says at home, there was no escape. that was six months ago. and now what do you tell them?