"Elizabeth Siders, the mother's attorney, is joining us right now for his first national interview. Mr. Tommy Stolle. What can you tell us that gives any perspective other than the obvious on the role of the mother in this? Well, Chris, this is a situation that has been absolutely sensationalized by the media. Just by listening to your lead-in on this story, you are capturing the essence of the issue here. We are at the very early stages of this investigation. I was able to meet with my client, Elizabeth. I've met with her now three times. The person that I met does not come across as pure evil. The person that I met comes across as a mother who has been separated from her children, who is exhausted and who misses her children and is asking me constantly what she needs to do to see her children again, what she needs to do to ultimately be reunited with her children. That does not jive with the prosecutor's narrative. It doesn't jive with the attorney general's narrative. And I think because of that language that was used so early on in this case, we are sitting here now having to defend that on television and in the media instead of in a court of law."