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>> larry: would they appear like an normal everyday family? >> a everyday family. like a normal family. >> larry: did you know what he did for a living? >> no, i did not. >> larry: brenda, what were your impressions of him? what did you think of? >> very concerned. he was very incognito. he liked to jog late at night in the wintertime. he would dress in all black. and in one incident, he kind of jumped over the fence and broke the fence and i approached him about it and asked him did he know that someone was in his backyard, someone broke the fence. and he advised me that it was him that jumpe...

Them on occasionally. and he really loved his kids. he liked to play with his kids. his wife didn't speak english until the day of the tag sale, i spoke with them and i wasn't aware that she knew english until the day of the tag sale. and he was the one who always spoke english. >> larry: we understand that he gave your son his old computer? >> he gave my daughter his old computer, yes. >> larry: has the authorities confiscated that computer? >> yes, they're in the process of confiscating. homeland security is in the process of confiscating the computer. >> larry: did he, to your knowledge, de...

Thurman, a former next-door neighbor of terror suspect faisal shahzad in shelton, connecticut. she is with us on the phone. and live debbie, and shahzad and his family used to live across the street from her. and marianne gillich used to live in the home besides the shahzads. brenda, what did you make of it when you first heard who this bomb terrorist was? >> i was very shocked, kind of confused because he was the type of person that came out and play with his daughter, my daughter, someone i would least expect of him, but very sharp. >> larry: debbie, you lived across the street. did you see ...

Huma. >> larry: back with some more questions for our lady friends. brenda, do you know why the children weren't allowed in the united states? >> it was a part of their culture, he advised me. it was part of the culture. when it was time for her to have the baby, she went back to her country and had a little boy and came back two months later. >> larry: debbie, did he appear to be a devout muslim? >> no, i don't think so. i didn't see any indication of real religious following. they were just a young couple that lived here quietly and moved away. >> larry: mary ann, did they have a lot of frie...