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It was on every news channel, on every newspaper, they were talking about it on the radio. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest, not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world. you know? i was -- it was people i didn't know, a situation i didn't know. >> he would figure it out very quickly. >> police launched a massive search for the killers. >> he may have not have realized it at first, but damien was the prime suspect. >> as soon as they found those bodies they were at my house. >> damien was 18 years old at the time. dirt poor and troubled. he had ...

>> the three 8-year-old boys -- >> just beginning, he says, to hear about the three young boys found in west memphis. >> tonight investigators found the children beaten to death. >> do you remember the first time you heard about this murder? >> getting up that morning. i mean, it was everywhere. you couldn't not hear it. it was on every news channel, on every newspaper. they were talking about it on the radio. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest, not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world. you know? i was -- it was people i didn't know, a situati...

We don't know yet. they are still underemployed and waiting for some handout to save them and they're blaming everybody else. what's fascinating as it breaks apart, these two groups start identifying with each other and creating risks in communities and the own generation. >> the reality is, we've never had a situation before. i think of my father, my father grew up really dirt poor. and i think my grandparents came here at the turn of the last century. one grandfather had $25 in his pocket and the other had $30 in his pocket. and my father grew up in brooklyn. and each generation, their goal ...

We don't know yet. they are still underemployed and waiting for some handout to save them and they're blaming everybody else. what's fascinating as it breaks apart, these two groups start identifying with each other and creating risks in communities and the own generation. >> the reality is, we've never had a situation before. i think of my father, my father grew up really dirt poor. and i think my grandparents came here at the turn of the last century. one grandfather had $25 in his pocket and the other had $30 in his pocket. and my father grew up in brooklyn. and each generation, their goal ...

We don't know yet. they are still underemployed and waiting for some handout to save them and they're blaming everybody else. what's fascinating as it breaks apart, these two groups start identifying with each other and creating risks in communities and the own generation. >> the reality is, we've never had a situation before. i think of my father, my father grew up really dirt poor. and i think my grandparents came here at the turn of the last century. one grandfather had $25 in his pocket and the other had $30 in his pocket. and my father grew up in brooklyn. and each generation, their goal ...