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And so we began our review of the case and took it on shortly after that. >> i got a call from the innocence project in early 2004, and i knew who they were and their reputation, so i was honored to receive a call from them. but i wondered why they were calling me. >> and hannah told us she had met this terrific lawyer at philbright and jaworski, that knew a lot about medical malpractice and medical issues and we should definitely try to involve him as a local lawyer in this matter. and that was...

The case and took it on shortly after that. >> i got a call from the innocence project in early 2004, and i knew who they were and their reputation, so i was honored to receive a call from them. but i wondered why they were calling me. >> and hannah told us she had met this terrific lawyer that knew a lot about medical malpractice and medical issues and we should definitely try to involve him as a local lawyer in this matter. and that was john raley. >> apparently they knew someone who had seen ...

The case and took it on shortly after that. >> i got a call from the innocence project in early 2004, and i knew who they were and their reputation, so i was honored to receive a call from them. but i wondered why they were calling me. >> and hannah told us she had met this terrific lawyer that knew a lot about medical malpractice and medical issues and we should definitely try to involve him as a local lawyer in this matter. and that was john raley. >> apparently they knew someone who had seen ...

Was like if you want me out, get me out. first time i met john raley, i was on the michael unit. we didnt have to talk through the glass. we sat down at a table. at one point john excused himself to go to the restroom and left his sports jacket folded up on the table. and it was -- it took every little bit of will power i had to not reach out and touch it because it looked so comfortable. it looked so good. >> i cross examine people for a living. i have a pretty good sense of when somebodys lyin...

Was kind of like if you want me out, get me out. first time i met john raley, i was on the michael unit. we didnt have to talk through the glass. we sat down at a table. at one point, john excused himself to go to the restroom and he had left his sports jacket left folded up on the table. and it was -- it took every not to not reach out and touch little bit of willpower i had not to reach out and touch it because it looked so soft and comfortable. it looked so good. >> i cross-examine people for...

Held our heads, our gaits as we walked were eerily similar. the genes are there. >> it didnt feel like he was my father. it didnt feel like it was the dad that i knew growing up. everything was different. >> they have a swing out in their garden in the back of what i call the raley estate, and eric and i went out there. john took us out there and then john left. the lights were off and it was dark. it was at night. and we were rocking in this big swing gently, and the years just melted away ther...

John raley about a month before telling me my father was innocent and that there would be new evidence exonerating him and he would probably get out of jail. i was almost rude in my response. i shut the door. i didnt want anything to disrupt the life that i had. i felt like life was finally normal. i had a wife. i had a baby on the way. there was no room in my life for this. >> when they came to get me to say pack it up, you got to go, i gave away almost everything i owned. and there were some h...

The genes are there. >> it didnt feel like he was my father. it didnt feel like it was the dad that i knew growing up. everything was different. >> they have a swing out in the garden in the back of what i call the raley estate, and eric and i went out there. john took us out there and then john left. the lights were off and it was dark. it was at night. and we were rocking in this big swing gently, and the years just melted away there in the dark. >> you made it fall apart. thats good. mommy wa...

All. thank god youre here. >> thank you very much. >> thank god it wasnt a death penalty case. good luck with your life and your son, as well. michael morton and john raley joining me. you have to catch this story tonight "the unreal dream," tomorrow night, beg your pardon, thursday 9:00 p.m. eastern. set your tivo, folks. ♪

at the request of the fifth circuit this to defend this weeks presidential bullying of the supremes on the overturning of obama care. did the president mistakenly call unprecedented. i read the three-page later and i think it basically says to the court, simmer down. and i totally agree with senator mitch mcconnell who in a dramatic speech today warned obama to back off the supreme court and let the court do its work. the president ending his worst week in a long while, a gloomy, negat...