turned himself in. but here's what's interesting, he is the one being charged with murder, not her, because of the castle doctrine, i understand, her. because of him being a criminal, is it a felony murder? doesn't matter who dies in the commission of a crime? doesn't matter if you're the one who's committing the crime and your pal's committing the crime, you get charged with murder if anybody dies? is that how that worked? >> yes, ma'am. in oklahoma, what it does, it helps people that get involved with a shooting incident. and if there's two accomplices involved in it, then the other one is also charged with the crime, the murder and the homicide. >> anybody in your community second guessing this at all, suggesting maybe this shouldn't happen, or is pretty much everyone on board that that young woman had every right to do what she did? >> yes, in this community, the thefts and the burglaries have