a juvenile, he s 17, as opposed to adult, the focus is on rehabilitation. when an adult, focus is on punishment. if they went forward in terms of adult perspective he may not have gotten treatment for ailments in prison whereas a juvenile you get such treatment and that s the analysis. if the payment is made and he s sent to this facility, as wayne pointed out in georgia for ten years of therapy for autism spectrum order, how do we know after ten years if you have an intent, finish my sentence, jeff gardere. exactly. talking about aut tiism spectru disorder, something that s not curable. use the autism spectrum disorder, one of issues, in addition to delusional personalty issue, he, himself, even said, i know i ve got psychiatric problems. i think i may be a sociopath. this is a person who doesn t have a conscious but is smart enough to understand there s
and a mother and a father and a sister who cope with the knowledge that this young man wanted to kill them and continue to question what they could have done differently. cnn s wayne drash produced this story. it started out like a dream i couldn t wake up from. got a knock on the door. . we were told you need to leave your home right away. your son has been involved in a plot to kill you, kill your husband and his sister and blow up the school basically. i was told there are bombs in our house and we need to leave immediately for our own safety. today s date is april 29th, 2014. i m here with john.
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more aware community. some of the voices, some of the people in newtown. i urge you to go to cnn.com to click on this piece by wayne drash and emmy bordeaux. it will help put this whole thing together. lacy boardeaux. poppy harlow is live in newtown. poppy, i know you talked to victims families today including two sister who turned their grieving into action. jillian and carly soto. how are they? reporter: they re doing as best as can be expected, brooke. their sister, vicki soto, one of the 26 victims in this horrific shooting. a 27-year-old first grade teacher who they were telling me about this morning, loved to sit in her pajamas, wrap up in a blanket, watch a movie. loved teaching those kids. they feel brioken by the fact she s gone. one of the sisters, jillian, told me i m an accidental activist. that s why she s here today at this event.