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There's nothing in this world that anybody can never do to me. That's gonna be worse than what I see.

I received a call from the Sheriff's Department that there had been a homicide. It was very devastating. There wasn't a lot of murders in Washington County. Everyone knew everyone. They all knew Michael. They all went to school with him. Everyone knew Rita.

I was really close with my mom. She was always at a football game. She's my baseball game. She's always had the camcorder out. She was recording me.

Come on son.

This murder was as brutal as they come.

The first responder is called this crime scene horrific.

There's blood all over the room. Some sort of object was used to hit Rita at least once. Mike finds her body burning on the floor of her room.

I was scared of death. I didn't know what to do. I didn't know what to do.

My name is Michael Poli and when I was 14 years old I was arrested for the murder of my mother.

But either one of you ever, ever think and be honest with me that he might hurt your mother.

No. I never thought he would hurt her mom. No. She was very close with Michael. You know, he was her baby.

Tell me about December 4, 1998. Do you remember that evening?

Vivitly.

I was home and then I see headlights coming down the driveway and it's my mom.

And she comes into the house and she said, I love you good night and I see you in the morning.

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