'Off-Key Choir' Members Have Heart, But Not Much Tune

Members of the Off-Key Choir will be the first to admit they're far from a professional singing group, but they're just in it for the fun. This group came together about eight years ago when the founder put an ad in a Southport, England, newspaper inviting people to join her choir, no experience necessary. She tells CBS News she put out 15 chairs, but more than 50 people showed up. The choir is nearly 80-members strong now. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.