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These women to trust anybody much less a significant man in their life is going to be long coming. and even though we may see them wave and look happy, luke, it s post traumatic stress over and over. they re going to re-live these things. they re going to hear sounds. they re going to smell smells that are going to scare them to death in the middle of the night. we think we have nightmares. they have nightmares most of us have never even thought about. clint, it s been incredible to watch just how strong their bond is. none of us can really imagine what they went through. michelle knight, i watched her testimony today. it was so incredibly emotional. she said i can forgive him. i can never forget. we talked a little bit before about finding closure for these women to forgive. how important is it for them to have seen him in this moment today where he was power lsz, where he was not in control? ....
I deserve to go to jail for life. that s what they should have heard and he took that away from them. clint, you make an important point there, that hopefully people can learn from it. crystal was talking about how the nation responds to looking at these criminal acts. the notion of coercion. it s a big topic. those are the things the law cares about a lot. as soon as an individual talks about the threat of violence. big difference between what the defendant castro is delusionally asking or how it works, last question, walk us through how this actual plea works because a lot of people think of these kind of crimes and they imagine a trial scene and we cover trials. we know about 97% of crimes are dealt with through the plea bargain process, not an actual trial. walk us through that piece of ....
To be repeated over and over again. this is something similar to it s like a concentration camp guard in world war ii who said, wait a minute, it wasn t my fault. somebody made me do it. but nobody made him do it. he choose to do it himself and he chose to rio fend against them 13,000 some plus days over and over again. he had a choice every day to turn them loose. he knew what he was doing. now i just don t want to engage in any psychological executions. i think supreme to take responsibility for themselves and when societal louse somebody to blame others, i think that s where we start to break down. clint, luke russert here in burbank. i have a question regarding the psyche of the victims. yeah. there was last week where amanda berry stood up at a nelli ....
Fortunately i know the fbi would be working with them and the cleveland police and others, they re going to be working with psychologists to help reintroduce them, to provide them advice and this is counsel. once again, mr. castro got life. these women and this little girl all have their own life sentences that they have to beel with. we just hope and pray they do far better than he does. such a horrific story. clint, thank you for joining us. we ll be right back with much more of the cycle. ....
Captivity without anyone knowing about it and there was a lot of discussion about the working poor neighborhood. i think this could happen anywhere. i think we have become separated from our neighbors and with these sort of isolated lives. at this point let s bring in former fbi profiler clint zant. off the top i wanted you to weigh in on ariel castro s delusional rambles of this formal family life he had created in this house of torture. yeah, you know he says he s not a violent person and i m sure none of us talking about him today are, but what he says notwithstanding whether they re the rambles of a sick man or not, i mean, it makes you want to reach out and grab him through the television screen and pull him right back in your living room and do something to him. i mean, this guy put these women through torture that has just literally unseen in this country ....