Facing Their Father

Bill says goodbye to Clay and Garrett, and Jared joins his brothers onset. Jared, who refused to face his father, says watching the interview didn't make him feel pity—it only made him angry.

"I don't trust him, and I don't believe him," Jared says. "He just devastated us. I didn't want to speak to him. I didn't want to give him the satisfaction of seeing me upset. ... I carry around so much rage at what he did to his family that I don't know if I'll ever be able to forgive him."

Clay, Garrett and Jared are all still upset about how Bill treated their mother, Donna.

"She did everything right, and she supported him, and she didn't question him," Clay says. "She was an excellent wife, and then she got this dumped on her."

The Ginglen sons say Donna never received a penny of the $56,000 Bill stole, and now that he's in jail, she has to pay restitution to the banks on her own. This financial burden has weighed heavily on the family. According to her sons, Donna almost lost her home and to keep up with the mortgage payments, she got a job for the first time at age 59.