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Think this is from -- >> the guy from trying to grab her. >> obviously, grabbing with force. >> thats a big thumbprint. an actual thumb can go right on top of that. >> i have never heard anybody tell children to fight back. clearly, it works. did you all tell heather to do that? >> yes, ive done it every morning. hes always at work in the morning, he gets in there at 5:00, so im with the kids every morning. just from the commute drive from my house to -- just to, you know, school, i have that fe...

Not for me. you know, at 12 years of age, larry and i started working at the cemetery. >> as he grew older, larry had problems fitting in at school. >> he was always the backward twin. i was the more dominant, outgoing twin. he hung out with my wife and i and what a lot of fellow classmates called the misfits or the stinky crowd. >> still, the boys were best friends, and gary and larry developed a new habit as civil war reenactors. >> i met a lot of friends during that period. and i was able to ...

Home. the parents of leila fowler did not have to say anything at a news conference last night. look at them. the pain on their faces told the entire story. paul vercammen live with the very latest on the hunt for leilas killer. good morning to you, paul. >> good morning, zoraida. well, police think that they have fingerprints. they think that they have dna. that, of course, takes time to process. in the meantime residents here want a resolution as quickly as possible. sheriffs deputies on foot ...

>> im scared for my kids. for the family. its horrible. he was friends with her in class, classmates. they sit together at school. things like that dont happen here. >> why dont you tell us about what you have and why. >> i didnt want her to die. >> reporter: leilas mother told cnn via facebook, we are devastated and she was so full of life.

Loose and that has residents here tense. sheriffs deputies on foot and in patrol cars made their presence seen at jenny lind elementary school where leila fowler, the 8-year-old girl stabbed to death in her valley spring home over the weekend, attended third grade. some classmates held flowers for leila. their parents held on to fear. >> im scared for my kids and for the family. its horrible. he was friends with her in class. classmates. they sit together at school. its very sad. things like tha...

Killing of young layla fowler and so far, they have not been able to come up with a composite of a suspect. thats because in part, one of the witnesses is her brother, a 12-year-old boy, and as each day drags on here, residents still nervous that no one yet is a prime suspect in this murder mystery. >> sheriffs deputies on foot and patrol cars made their presence seen at jenny lind elementary school. this is where layla attended third grade. some classmates held flowers for layla. their parents ...

In patrol cars. this is where leila fowler the 8-year-old girl stabbed to death in her home attended third grade. some flowers to leila, her parents held on to fear. >> im scared for my kids and for the family. its horrible. he was friends with her in his class, classmates they sit together at school. very sad. things like that dont happen here. >> reporter: tell us about what you have and why. >> i didnt want her to die. >> reporter: leilas mother told cnn via facebook we are devastated. she wa...

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Theres a strong likelihood they wont hear about it in school or other places. for older children, theres an ability to integrate what theyre seeing and hearing into a more real lake rainfall of what their risk is, better equipped to deal with the information theyre seeing and hearing. certainly adolescents are more likely to hear about this at school, may be talking about it in their classrooms. its important for parents to let their children know its took answer questions, that they will answer...

Theres a strong likelihood they wont hear about it in school or other places. for older children, theres an ability to integrate what theyre seeing and hearing into a more real lake rainfall of what their risk is, better equipped to deal with the information theyre seeing and hearing. certainly adolescents are more likely to hear about this at school, may be talking about it in their classrooms. its important for parents to let their children know its took answer questions, that they will answer...