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Evan ebel's background, 28 different disciplinary punishments while inside prison, links to white supremacist groups, et cetera, et cetera, an incredibly dangerous, nasty piece of work, the idea that he was let loose by error and that he then killed your husband, it makes me angry. i never knew your husband, but it makes me so angry this has happened to you and your family. >> thank you. yeah, i was pretty upset. >> what do you say to the colorado court officials? they've apologized for the clerical error. apparently the judge wasn't clear on the paperwork so ebel served a concurrent sentence ...

When you heard about that, i would imagine your anger was simply increased even further. >> yes. yes. it was. to think that she would purchase the gun for this crazed lunatic who would eventually take my husband's life. anger doesn't even touch how i feel. >> there's an ongoing debate as i'm sure you're aware about all aspects of gun control since the sandy hook atrocity. one of the big areas of debate is about background checks. clearly in this case, there was no background check. there was no check at all. this convicted felon, a very dangerous man, like i say, i'll repeat it again, 28 disci...

To think that she would purchase the gun for this crazed lunatic who would eventually take my husband's life. anger doesn't even touch how i feel. >> there's an ongoing debate as i'm sure you're aware about all aspects of gun control since the sandy hook atrocity. one of the big areas of debate is about background checks. clearly in this case, there was no background check. there was no check at all. this convicted felon, a very dangerous man, like i say, i'll repeat it again, 28 disciplinary offenses while inside prison, threatening to kill a female guard, fighting with other inmates repeated...

Violence. murders, attempted murders, extortion, extortion to fellow inmates, running drugs and weapons as well. what may be their most infamous crime was the 1997 murder of a black man, a immigrant in denver would was standing at a bus stop. this was in 1997. he was murdered. the murderer was a member of the 211 crew. phil infamously told authorities after his arrest that he had murdered omar, the victim, because he was "wearing the enemy's uniform." in other words, because he had black skin. >> wow. casey, this -- as mark is saying, this gang operates from inside prison. is that your underst...

Discrimination disorder. he needs this operation. >> bill: wait, wait. gender discrimination disorder. what exactly is that? >> identification disorder. i'm sorry. identification disorder. >> bill: what is that? >> i'm not a doctor. i don't know. >> bill: you don't know. >> that's how he was -- okay. >> bill: to so let me get this straight. i'm amused now. you believe that a man who commits a murder, whether it's his wife, whether it's anybody. >> horrible, horrible. >> bill: thank you. good. so wealthys committing murder is horrible, horrible. all right. so he's sentenced to prison, which the...