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The same facility but mistakenly freed about ten days apart. thats right, they were mistakenly let go. how does that happen and how do the families of the victims feel? john has the story. >> reporter: rosco pew was third was only 9 years old seeing his dad gunned down. >> all eyes would be totally different. i said that since i was nine years old, i said my life would have been different if i wouldnt have saw it. i saw it. >> reporter: now 15 years later, rosco is reliving the nightmare. on sep...

Of corrections, which got the ball rolling, but that wasnt until the 15th of october, wolf, and of course, the sheriff continuing his news conference behind us there. again, showing pictures of the two men and those pictures that he has been showing were the ones that were taken when they showed up here within days of their release to do that voluntary registration. so obviously, trying to keep to the letter of the law so that no suspicion would be raised about their whereabouts. wolf? >> you wo...

Deal. this was simple. forging prison release documents. and a son who saw his father killed by one of these men reacts to the news of this accidental release. >> i said since i was 9 years old, since i was 9 years old, i said my life would have been different if i wouldnt have saw it. i saw it. >> seemed like my whole world came down on me. i thought i would never have to see them ever again in life because they had life sentence plus 100 years, and now to have to know that hes free on the stre...

Life. one, plus 100 years for murder. why didnt anyone say -- >> hang on a second. this is odd. >> who did flag it is a family member of a victim. its not uncommon for them to be notified when the murderer has been released. they called and said, what is going on. he murdered my father. he was supposed to be in prison for life plus 100 years. they investigated, found out they were forged documents, and sealed, so it seemed legit. now two convicted murders on the street. >> how often does this ha...

See them ever again in life because they had life sentences plus 100 years. and now to have to know that hes free on the streets is frightening. its terrifying. >> incredibly frightening. lynn berry, hln, here is my first question. we know theyre out and about somewhere as people are looking for them. the two of them a week apart as they leave. were they in cohoots? >> thats still unclear. theyre both from orlando. police are concerned one has returned to orlando, which is frightening, especiall...

That a $5,000 reward has been issued for information leading to their captures. as you would expect, the victims families are concerned. 9 years old, he was just 9 when roscoe pugh iii saw his father gunned down during a home invasion robbery. >> our lives would be totally different. i said that since i was 9 years old. since i was 9 years old, i said my life would have been different if i wouldnt have saw it. >> reporter: now 15 years later, roscoe is reliving the nightmare. on september 27th, ...

I said my life would have been different if i wouldnt have saw it. >> reporter: now 15 years later, roscoe is reliving the nightmare. on cement 27th, this man, joseph jenkins, serve life for the murder of roscoes dad was mistakenly released from a prison in franklin county in the florida panhandle. for roscoes mom, it is impossible to comprehend. >> it seems like my whole world came down on me. i thought i would not have to see them ever again in life. they had life sentence plus 100 years. >> r...

Roscoe is reliving the nightmare. this man, joseph jenkins, serving life for the murder of roscoes dad, was mistakenly released from a prison in franklin county in the florida panhandle. for roscoes mom, its impossible to comprehend. >> it seemed like apply whole world came down on me. i felt i would not have to see them ever again in life, because they had life sentence, plus 100 years. >> reporter: if one convicted murderer set free by accident isnt enough, theres more. a week and a half after...

Im carol costello. lets head back to that cleveland courtroom. lets look inside that courtroom. before the break, i told you that ariel castro, the man accused of holding these three women captive for a decade started to apologize. and then the judge interrupted him. this is the sentencing phase of ariel castros hearing. he will be officially sentenced to life in prison plus 100 years. i want you to listen to what ariel castro had to say before the judge interrupted. lets listen. >> i would like...

Hold it right. >> definitely not winning. isnt that a great sandwich? >> do i win by default after he just pulled that stunt? >> whats happening here? >> jake, now, look, its basically between ali and i. take a bite of this. avocado, bacon, chocolate and peanut butter. see, look. >> one in each hand. >> alisyn: mine is strawberry and chocolate. avocado. want the after >> raise your hand for the winner. >> who is it jesse or alisyn? >> i dont really like avocados. >> i think we have a winner. >> ...