that is correct. so what do you believe happened to your son? sir, that is hard to say. i ve been going over in my mind. i ve talked to his mother, talked to his siblings, family. we re all confused as to what happened to my son. but one thing i do know, my son loves his family. he would not go anywhere without telling us. he would not have a desire to be away from his family. he would not go out to it desert, not try to join a monastery which has been told by the buckeye police department and my son mysteriously disappeared. that s all we do know. no enemies, no ongoing mental illness. he wasn t suffering from anything, anything that might cause that kind of duress? nothing. my son is an outgoing guy.
disappeared. that s all we do know. no enemies, no ongoing mental illness. he wasn t suffering from anything, anything that might cause that kind of duress? nothing. my son is an outgoing guy. he s optimistic. he had dreams of things he wanted to do in the future. he loved to travel. as a matter of fact, he had plans for his family to come visit him in july. i had plans to be here to see his vehicle for the first time. he was proud of that jeep. and for myself to see that jeep for first time in the situation that it was in is very devastating for his mother and myself and his siblings. i m very sorry you re in this situation. i m not going to say for your loss because we don t know where your son is. and as you get developments, you re going to be able to get in touch with me whenever you
family is calling for a thorough investigate? they clarified in a statement she wasn t suffering from a lack of food or water when she was taken into custody by u.s. authorities and had not been crossing the desert for days. the statement read, in part. still to come, the first lady spokeswoman is slam ago critical op-ed about melania trump and warning about the first lady s work in the white house so far. do not miss anderson cooper and andy cohen co-hosting cnn s new year s eve live. 8:00 p.m. eastern on december 31st.
sadness in the house but celebration i almost want to say. people are celebrating his life. they are grateful there and people are coming who haven t seen seen each other for years. that is the incredible thing people getting together again each in these days. he was suffering, i understand, quite a lot in those last few months. is there a sense of relief perhaps is the wrong word, that he is at least free from that? yes, well, the family make sure he wasn t through any pain through the doctors of course, and he wasn t suffering but he was such an independent person. he was such a proud person that it must have been difficult for him. so it is it is, in a way, it is he had to come at some point. what was it like when you saw him for the last time?
as people were basically protesting investment in south africa. he spoke to us. he s quite the character, that s for sure. one of the people closest to any son mandela is his personal assistant, zelda la grange. she spoke with robin ker now and tells us about her last visit with mandela. it s obviously sad. the sadness in the house but there is also i have to say an undertone of a celebration almost i want to say. people are celebrating madiba s life. they are grateful. people are coming together, people who haven t seen each other for years. that s the incredible thing about madiba, he s bringing people again together in his death. he was suffering quite a lot in those last few months. is there a sense of relief is perhaps the wrong word that he s at least free from that? yes, well, you know, the family made sure that wasn t in any pain through the doctors, of course, and he wasn t suffering,