BALDWIN: We have now learned that the governor of Connecticut, Governor Dannel Malloy, is set to sign a bill that will bring some relief to the families of the children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School. This bill will prevent the release of gruesome crime-scene photos and images from that December 14th mass killing, along with portions of 911 calls. Yesterday, the mother of one of the children, Dylan Hockley -- he actually was shot and killed inside one of the classrooms -- explained to me why these records, why these documents should not be released. Mom is Nicole, and Dylan was her little boy. He is survived by a big brother, eight-year-old Jake.</s>NICOLE HOCKLEY, MOTHER OF BOY KILLED AT SANDY HOOK: I can't fathom the horror of him googling his brother in 10 years time and coming up with seeing photos or hearing a tape of his killing. There's just no need for that. These photos are particularly gruesome. This is one of the worst atrocities that's happened in the United States. There's no reason and no public interest reason for these photos to be released. We're very concerned about political opportunists using these to advance their agendas for hoaxers and conspiracy theorists to harass us further.</s>BALDWIN: The bill does allow for certain images and audio to be released if and only if the victim's family or survivor gives written consent. Coming up tonight, Nancy Grace is taking you behind bars. She speaks with inmates at this high-profile jail about life there. I'm talk to Nancy about what she encountered and what surprised her. Don't miss this.
Connecticut Governor To Sign Bill Preventing Release Of Gruesome Sandy Hook Crime Scene Images