turns to the press, hoping they ll listen to his story. ingrid cruz, a reporter for telemundo, picks up the story. telemundo s the spanish tv station that wasn t then but is now owned by nbc. cruz interviews emilio and then takes him to his daughter s grave site. george delgado is the cameraman. he was pissed. he was very angry towards his ex-wife. once in the cemetery, delgado starts filming as emilio lays flowers on the grave. but then the woman he d been blaming for his daughter s suicide shows up. the television crew runs to talk to her. reporter ingrid cruz starts questioning the former wife, who seems reluctant to get out of the car. after a few moments she steps out. george delgado continues to tape. and ingrid started walking with her. i was going to get a nice two-shot. what the cameraman would see through his lens next would change their lives forever.
this was a troubled man. the defense plays for the jury the same videotape the prosecution says incriminates emilio. the defense says it should exonerate him. they show the buildup to the killing, the interview that day that gets emilio riled up. then the tv crew s confrontation with emilio s ex-wife. once they realized she was there, they didn t miss a beat in pursuing the situation. they showed the reporter knocking on maritza s rolled-up side window on one hand while keeping emilio at bay with the other, heating up the situation. maritza stepping angrily out of the car. seconds later, who is to blame? nobody put a gun to this man s head and said shoot her. unfortunately, i got her last couple minutes of life on tape. but the defense claims that what george says after the murder supports their claim the television crew was after a big scoop. get in the car. i got it on tape. delgado says what he meant by that line had nothing to do with getting a story.
actions. they were not fully aware of who they were dealing with, and they should have been. this was a troubled man. the defense plays for the jury the same videotape the prosecution says incriminates emilio. the defense says it should exonerate him. they show the buildup to the killing, the interview that day that gets emilio riled up. then the tv crew s confrontation with emilio s ex-wife. once they realized she was there, they didn t miss a beat in pursuing the situation. they showed the reporter knocking on maritza s rolled-up side window on one hand while keeping emilio at bay with the other, heating up the situation. maritza stepping angrily out of the car. seconds later, who is to blame? nobody put a gun to this man s head and said shoot her. unfortunately, i got her last couple minutes of life on tape. but the defense claims that what george says after the murder supports their claim the television crew was after a big scoop. get in the car. i got it on tape.
emilio blames maritza for yolanda s suicide. and wants to have her charged with the young girl s death. but when he learns the police closed the case and no charges are filed, he s furious and turns to the press, hoping they ll listen to his story. ingrid cruz, a reporter for telemundo, picks up the story. telemundo s the spanish tv station that wasn t then, but is now owned by nbc. cruz interviews emilio and then takes him to his daughter s grave site. george delgado is the cameraman. he was pissed. he was very angry towards his ex-wife. once in the cemetery, delgado starts filming as emilio lays flowers on the grave. but then the woman he d been blaming for his daughter s suicide shows up. the television crew runs to talk to her. reporter ingrid cruz starts questioning the former wife, who seems reluctant to get out of the car. after a few moments she steps out. george delgado continues to tape. and ingrid started walking with her. i was going to get a nice two-shot. what the
they were not fully aware of who they were dealing with, and they should have been. this was a troubled man. the defense plays for the jury the same videotape the prosecution says incriminates emilio. the defense says it should exonerate him. they show the buildup to the killing, the interview that day that gets emilio riled up. then the tv crew s confrontation with emilio s ex-wife. once they realized she was there, they didn t miss a beat in pursuing the situation. they showed the reporter knocking on maritza s rolled-up side window on one hand while keeping emilio at bay with the other, heating up the situation. maritza stepping angrily out of the car. seconds later, who is to blame? nobody put a gun to this man s head and said shoot her. unfortunately, i got her last couple minutes of life on tape. but the defense claims that what george says after the murder supports their claim the television crew was after a big scoop. get in the car. i got it on tape.