statements, those statements in and of themselves seem to constitute the basis upon which a civil rights case can be brought and won. because of his statements to shoot a man who had been wounded two or three times, who was walking, woundedly, he claims that he had some supernatural strength and he took the necessary effort to shoot this young man twice, in the face and in the head, and he did that when he was 30 or more feet away. that's murder. >> kendall coffey, your reaction to how this grand jury worked. i went through last week about kathi alizadeh submitting the wrong law as the framework for this investigation, before officer wilson testifies, and at the very last minute, one of the last things she does before that grand jury goes off to deliberate among themselves is she hands them the right law. but in both instances, she hands it to them on a piece of paper. she doesn't explain the law to them.