despite the scandalous behaviour towards novak, we always believed that sport would win. the sport confirmed that he had a valid visa but in the end it didn t work out for him. they say these are difficult times for it novak. we will support him as his family to regain his faith in sport and fair play, which was completely absent here. he is a great champion and a great man. so that is the official family statement. we have also heard lines in serbia from novak s father. he said, this was an assassination attempt on the best sportsman in the world, with 50 bullets to novak s chest. once again being a little less measured than the official family statement. less measured than the official family statement. yes, it is quite a stron: family statement. yes, it is quite a strong resnonse. family statement. yes, it is quite a strong response, isn t family statement. yes, it is quite a strong response, isn t it? - family statement. yes, it is quite a strong response, isn t it? thank.
fire that gun. sean: what about other people who have come forward, shannon? there has been a lot of talk that people are saying, maybe it wasn t exactly like we thought. maybe there is more information out there. the police have now said, look, we wanted to charge him with manslaughter. but the state attorney told us we just didn t have enough information. so the cops at the time, the sanford police officers, some of them thought there was going to be a manslaughter charge here. if you look at that police report, it was not originally given to us, it says clearly in black and white, it says homicide. we asked questions, if that s what you thought in the beginning, why wasn t it done? now sources are telling us, that s because they didn t have enough evidence to do so. sean: let s talk, guys, and shannon stay right there. want only the rush to judgment. i go back to the l.a. times and they reported, what is the family s position isn t family,
fire that gun. sean: what about other people who have come forward, shannon? there has been a lot of talk that people are saying, maybe it wasn t exactly like we thought. maybe there is more information out there. the police have now said, look, we wanted to charge him with manslaughter. but the state attorney told us we just didn t have enough information. so the cops at the time, the sanford police officers, some of them thought there was going to be a manslaughter charge here. if you look at that police report, it was not originally given to us, it says clearly in black and white, it says homicide. we asked questions, if that s what you thought in the beginning, why wasn t it done? now sources are telling us, that s because they didn t have enough evidence to do so. sean: let s talk, guys, and shannon stay right there. want only the rush to judgment. i go back to the l.a. times and they reported, what is the family s position isn t family,
in life. everybody isn t family. everybody in his family made fun of him. the poor guy didn t have to work-a-day in his life. he was royalty jie. they have problems too. i felt really, really bad for the royal guy. he may be the largest landowner in all of the united kingdom. was he loved? he was loved by the nazis for a little bit. my sources are telling me the academy is cooperating with the government and a dvd arrived this morning. greg-alogue, he complains his parents have fox geezer syndrome. at least eight people told him they could experience this. that was a scientific poll. that means it could be nine, greg. it could be nine people. it could be ef.