Reporter: "What are your thoughts on a day like this?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "It's a sad day. A very sad day."
Reporter: What are your questions about this? You must have lots of questions. What would you like to say?"
Kenneth Rhoden: I'd like for them to find out who done it. That's what I would love (?)."
Reporter: "Did you know if your son had any enemies who would do something like this?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "No."
Reporter: "Tell us about Gary. What kind of a person was he?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "He was just a (?) hard worker. He is a hard worker. A good kid. He would give you the shirt off his back."
Reporter: "You must have been shocked when you heard the news. That something like this, so vicious."
Kenneth Rhoden: "Yeah. Yeah, I was real shocked about all of them. They're all my relations."
Second Reporter: "Yes sir. This whole community has just embraced your family. Of course, after the tragedy of this, what do you say to the folk home here in Piketon to around the country who have been watching this closely?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Yeah they been watching it closely."
Second reporter: "Your thoughts? You just said something. What do you think?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "I think they are doing a good job up (out?) there."
First reporter: "Do you think they are going to catch your son's killer?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "I think so, or I am hoping so."
First Reporter: "What would you like to say to the people who are responsible, or the person or persons responsible if you had a chance to talk to them right now and look them in the face. What do you want to tell those people?
Kenneth Rhoden: "Well, really you might not want to hear it."
First Reporter: "You want to give it a shot?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Ahhh I'd like to take them and torture them killing the whole family up like that."
First Reporter: "Uh huh. Law enforcement is working really hard to find them they say."
Kenneth Rhoden: "Huh?"
First Reporter: "Law enforcement says they are working around the clock trying to find them."
Kenneth Rhoden: "I know it. They said they ain't gonna quit til they do. That's all. About all I know.
First Reporter: "What did Gary enjoy doing with his life? What did he, tell us about."
Kenneth Rhoden: "Fish and hunt and stuff like that and he worked odd jobs. Stuff like that. He was working up there at Bear Lake, him and Chris and two more boys. Made good money there. Run backhoes. Laid concrete. Built houses. Stuff like that."
First Reporter: "Do you think the person or persons who committed these crimes knew the family?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Well somebody had to know something. Wasn't no doors busted down. I ain't gonna say that he knowed them a lot because I don't know."
Third Reporter: "What kind of person would a crime like this do you think?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Huh?"
Third Reporter: "What sort of person would do a crime like this?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Well, don't know. A very bad crime guy. I'd say more than one."
First Reporter: "You would say more than one person?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "I'd say it was more than two. I figure it was laid out and figured out and everything. It was laid out."
First Reporter: "Did they tell you about your son about whether he was in bed or whether he was on the floor? Did they give you any descriptions about what happened in that house?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "They said Gary was uhh. He, his nephew, they was like brothers. My nephew was laying one way and Gary was laying over his legs, shot 3 times in the head Gary was." For the rest of them I don't know about the shooting. I ain't heared.
Third Reporter: "Do you have any idea what the motive could have been for this crime? Any ideas?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "No sir."
Fourth Reporter: "Sir, I got here a little late. Tell us a little bit about Gary."
Kenneth Rhoden: "What do you want to know?"
Fourth Reporter: "Tell me what he was like. Tell me about, he was your son?
Kenneth Rhoden: "Yeah."
Fourth Reporter: "I'm so sorry for your loss." Tell me a little bit about him."
Kenneth Rhoden: "He was a good boy. He would give the shirt off his back to anybody. He'd do a lot to help other people and he liked to hunt and fish and he worked. He was a good kid."
Fourth Reporter: "How is your family coping with all this Sir?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Rough."
Fourth Reporter: "In what way?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "This is the worst thing I've ever went through with." I've lost my mom. I've lost sisters. I've lost brothers. I lost my dad, grandpa and right on down and Gary just ___. They all was good persons. The whole family. My nephews and nieces ___"
Fourth Reporter: "Take care of one another."
Kenneth Rhoden: "Huh?"
Fourth Reporter: "Take care of one another."
Kenneth Rhoden: "Yeah. Right."
Second reporter: "Sir, there is a lot of speculation on motive and everything. Is there anything that you want to say is not true that you have heard going around or anything?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Well, I'd say right. I'd say FaceBook blowed everything up. That's the reason I didn't talk to a lot of media. Sometimes they mishandle stuff."
Reporter: "But, we appreciate you talking to us and giving us real information from you."
Kenneth Rhoden: "mmmm."
Reporter: "What's your name sir?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Kenneth Rhoden. No middle name. I'm the only one in the family without a middle name and there's twelve of us. Twelve.. twelve brothers and sisters. I had a big family. I was raised and born in... out on Big Little Wood, Garrison, Kentucky. Got burned out there when I was 4 years old and we moved to Gr (?) County on Flintstone (?) road."
Reporter: "Probably went to Familyville Store quite a bit?"
Kenneth Rhoden: "Yeah."
Reporter: "Grew up there."
The End
- - - - - - - - - -- - - I tried. Really not sure about the last part of the interview of the county and road or the store. I'm not familiar with the roads or counties in Ohio. :dunno: