week. but we're also hopeful that the u.s. attorney's office and department of justice will actually do a very thorough and objective investigation and will present evidence in a way we believe is far less affected by the local influences in west chester county that leads to an indictment and criminal prosecution. we should have questions asked and legitimately answered by a legitimate prosecutor. >> mrs. henry, i will wrap up with you on this question. i've talked to you all several times and you all have had plenty of time to think over and see more evidence than most people have. has anything changed in your mind, the attorney for officer hess, they have certainly claimed and that it was actually d.j., your son himself, some of his behavior, led to that incident that night and if he had done things differently, he wouldn't have died. has anything changed in your mind to make you think that your son did anything wrong that night that may have been interpreted by that officer as something threatening and, therefore, the officer had to act the way he did?