TWO BROTHERS ARRESTED TRYING TO KILL THEIR FATHER

William Bledsoe, 70, of Ellensburg, Wash., readily concedes that his twin sons have been accused of trying to kill him, but he said he still can't find it in his heart to condemn them. "Yes, I am the man they tried to kill," Bledsoe told ABCNews.com, referring to the allegations against his 25-year-old twin sons, Caleb and Joshua. The twin brothers have been arrested and accused of locking their father in his house and then setting it on fire earlier this week, according to the Ellensburg Police Department. "I want you to remember, I am their dad, I am not their victim," Bledsoe told ABCNews.com. In an interview with ABC News affiliate KOMO News, Bledsoe took some blame for his sons' actions. "I'm probably not the easiest guy to live with. … I'm not the easiest guy to work with," he said. "My boys are my boys and I'll never abandon them and not support them." All three worked at the family's roofing business called Bledsoe & Sons Gutters and Sheet Metal in Ellensburg.