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And the judge said we have to address the motion for dismissal by the defense, its still pending. >> thats a common motion made by most defense attorneys when they ask a judge to throw out a case, especially due to a lack of evidence. >> you always do it. its, frankly, malpractice not to. >> everyone thought this would be an order of business, quickly dispatched. >> then he talks about the lack of evidence, that the fingerprints were found on the shells upstairs, but that didnt indicate that hed...

We understand that the d.a.s office is not going to walk away from a homicide. >> how will it look differently? >> better for me. thats how it will look differently. >> unfortunately for charlies attorneys, theyd already played their surprise defense, mom really did it. there would be no shock value in a second trial. >> frankly, weve got to face this like a brand-new case starting today. hung juries are a case in which you have to reinvent the wheel. >> in november of 2015, weeks after the tria...

My friends i did it. people i hadnt even heard of were supporting him. people from the community, everyone was doing it. >> how much money did you raise? >> around $50,000, yeah. >> why did people come out of the wood work to support charlie? >> he has been one of the nicest guys ever, and everybody knew that and they wanted to do anything they could to give back to him. charlie would give everything to other people. if somebody needed anything, he would be the one to give it to them. >> reporte...

Reporter john hand of rochesters "dem and chronicle newspaper. " >> they found that jean was still upset. she had some red marks on her neck, but there wasnt enough there to charge jim tan with a crime. >> so incident over? >> that night. >> he tried to kill me, but nothing results in charges or makes it into the paperwork. >> correct. >> so a history of abuse, it appeared. if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell university. the coach hadnt heard from charlie in d...

>> around $50,000, yeah. >> why did people come out of the wood work to support charlie? >> he has been one of the nicest guys ever, and everybody knew that and they wanted to do anything they could to give back to him. charlie would give everything to other people. if somebody needed anything, he would be the one to give it to them. >> reporter john hand was working on one of the biggest stories they had seen in years. so now its an investigation for you, news story. great ivy league kid blows ...

>> no, no. >> a deputy was sent to the house and noticed jean tan, the wife, was clearly rattled. reporter john hand. >> they found that jean was still upset. she had some red marks on her neck, but there wasnt enough there to charge jim tan with a crime. >> so incident over? >> that night. >> he tried to kill me, but nothing results in charges or makes it into the paperwork. >> right. >> so a history of abuse, it appeared. if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell ...

Differently. >> unfortunately for charlies attorneys, theyd already played their surprise defense, mom really did it. there would be no shock value in a second trial. >> frankly, weve got to face this like a brand-new case starting today. hung injuries are a situation in which you have to reinvent the wheel. >> in november of 2015, weeks after the trial ended, both sides were back in the same court, before the same judge, who two days earlier had won the state supreme court seat. it was a routin...

Attorneys, theyd already played their surprise defense, mom really did it. there would be no shock value in a second trial. >> frankly, weve got to face this like a brand-new case starting today. hung juries are a case in which you have to reinvent the wheel. >> in november of 2015, weeks after the trial ended, both sides were back in the same court, before the same judge, who two days earlier had won the state supreme court seat. it was a routine hearing to talk retrial logistics. >> so youre e...

That and they wanted to do anything they could to give back to him. charlie would give everything to other people. if somebody needed anything, he would be the one to give it to them. >> reporter john hand was working on one of the biggest stories they had seen in years. so now its an investigation for you, news story. great ivy league kid blows away his father in this nice neighborhood. whats going on in terms of response to this event? >> we were astonished. its not very often you have a murde...

>> you always do it. its frankly malpractice not to. >> everyone thought this would be an order of business, quickly dispatched. >> then he talks about the lack of evidence, that the fingerprints were found on the shells upstairs, but that didnt indicate that hed ever shot it. i looked at another reporter who i know and i said whats going on here? >> charlies lawyers had a glimmer about where this was going. >> i leaned into charlies ear, and i told him something good is about to happen. >> the ...