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Crime stories with Nancy Grace.

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It's not even the fact of just dealing with not having my parents anymore.

It's the fact that I'm being accused of something of this magnitude.

AJ's attorneys say he can't discuss the facts of the case, but the teen maintains he didn't kill his parents and intrudered it.

I'm innocent. There was somebody else in the house that night in the know that this is something I'm being accused of just makes everything so much worse.

Police say there were no signs of a break in.

Investigators found bullet holes on the floor of AJ's room in a pillow and comforter in his closet.

But AJ's fingerprints and DNA were not on the gun that was found on the kitchen counter.

Along with the note that read, I have been watching for a long time.

Get me.

For more than two years, the case has dragged on in court.

AJ spent eight months in Juvee jail.

Junior year of high school in a cell.

No football games. No prom. No graduation.

Jail was very, very hard. I mean, I, many sleepless nights just not being able to pee around my family.

I mean, only having 10-minute phone calls a week, like it was just hard and hearing my little sister on the phone, like it was just tough to do.

My heart things get. I know if I just get into my word, I pray, I just, I know everything will turn out okay. I know I'll feel better.

I don't know how it's going to turn out. Okay. The son of an NFL star on trial for murdering both of his parents as they slept.

The defense, of course, got to point the finger somewhere so they're pointing it at his brother.

I'm talking about Antonio AJ Armstrong, Jr. just 19 years old. Now charged with capital murder in the shooting deaths of both parents.

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