BANFIELD: We've got more details coming out today about the grisly murders of eight members of an Ohio family as the search for whoever murdered them execution style now enters its fifth day. Anytime now the attorney general is expected to release some brand new details about these murders. We do know that the autopsies on all eight members of this Rhoden family have now been completed. The other big part of this story, the father of one of those who was killed is talking. His struggle to understand what happened, mixed with his anger and his frustration at investigators of all things. Chris Graves is with "The Enquirer" newspaper in Cincinnati and spoke with Leonard Manley, that father, and Chris joins me live now. Chris, thanks so much for talking to me after you interview. I'm just fascinated by the dynamic between this grieving father, who lost his daughter and his three grandchildren. You would think that he would be working hand in hand with the police to find these murderers. But, instead, there's a strange dynamic that's developed between them. What's happening?</s>CHRIS GRAVES, COLUMNIST, "THE ENQUIRER": Yes. I do believe they are - hi, Ashleigh, by the way. I think they feel a little put out with law enforcement. They're up there a lot. You know, they're sort of confined up on the family property. And they don't really understand what's going on. They say they don't know who would do this to their family and - and/or why. So I think they feel a little out of the loop. As I reported this morning, several members of their family and friends were taken into to be talked to by the Pike County sheriffs about 3:00 in the morning. They were wrestled out of bed to be re-interviewed. And I think those sorts of things just don't sit well with them. I think they're just as perplexed - they say they're just as perplexed as anybody, or at least Mr.
Relative of Murdered Ohio Family Speaks Out.