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Families, it does make a little bit of sense. rico essentially was a statute passed in 1970 to go after the mob, because mob bosses would insulate themselves by having underlings commit crimes. what rico says is that it's a crime for someone to participate in the affairs of an organization either directly or indirectly through a pattern of racketeering activity. those predicate crimes could be wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering, some of the very same kind of crimes we're seeing the southern district of new york look at. could they be building a rico case. i think there's a possibility th...

Little bit of sense. rico essentially was a statute passed in 1970 to go after the mob, because mob bosses would insulate themselves by having underlings commit crimes. it's a crime for someone to participate in the affairs of an organization either directly or indirectly through a pattern of racketeering activity. those predicate crimes could be wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering, some of the very same kind of crimes we're seeing the southern district look at. could they be building a rico case. >> did you ever see the dark knight rises batman movie? >> yes, that's for the legal nerds, ...

You look at the southern district of new york, it makes a little bit of sense. rico essentially was a statute passed in 1970 to go after the mob, because mob bosses would insulate themselves by having underlings commit crimes. it's a crime for someone to participate in the affairs of an organization either directly or indirectly through a pattern of racketeering activity. those predicate crimes could be wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering, some of the very same kind of crimes we're seeing the southern district look at. could they be building a rico case. >> did you ever see the dark knigh...

>> i killed him. >> adult? >> no, ma'am. >> did you rape him? >> yes, ma'am. >> did you take responsibility for both of their deaths? >> yes, ma'am. i never done that before. >> that was the breakthrough scene in the film where the sister got a convicted murderer to admit what he did. the sister told the jury today that after several meetings with dzhokar tsarnaev she had a sort of breakthrough with him and he seemed genuinely sorry for what

>> yes, ma'am. i never done that before. >> that was the breakthrough scene in the film where the sister got a convicted murderer to admit what he did. the sister told the jury today that after several meetings with dzhokar tsarnaev she had a sort of breakthrough with him and he seemed genuinely sorry for what he did. those are her words. he told her quote, no one deserved to suffer like they did. he's never said that publicly and did not take the witness stand in his own defense. joining us now, garrett quinn, a reporter who's been in the courtroom throughout the trial. garrett, what was it l...