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But what im saying is simply this. ill let my colleague get in here but i want to say usually when you see a prosecutor who says i see wrongdoing i see a bad guy, im going to go get them. people stand up and cheer. in this situation you have a prosecutor saying i see a bad guy, im going to get him. now people are second-guessing. whats different is you have a prosecutor who is willing to do her job when it comes to the police. >> andrew when you look at the video and youre looking at officer goo...

Lines. weve seen that throughout the day as well. weve also as you said scene a lot of people bringing out brooms bringing out shovels, bringing out whatever they can to help now clean up their communities and wu saw that from the early morning hours here in baltimore. people who locked themselves in their homes last night watching their neighborhoods erupt into sporadic violence came out this morning unlocking their doors to try to clean up what others had done. and we heard a lot of frustratio...

Youll find out soon. >> how soon? >>i would say by june july shg like that. >> krystal, as my tribute to you, apparently there is a problem with my mike phone. so i have a hand held mic you were using last night. we actually have another clip well go to. you asked if he doesnt run -- this is a good question -- who would he support. this is what he said to that. >> i know so many politicians. they are all talk, no action. they talk talk talk. nothing gets donement im not going to say which one. w...

Person in the van. well thats a curious thing. and we heard that he was separated by some kind of screen. but did he hear anything? what did he say? >> law enforcement veterans say investigator wills be talking to that second passenger whose testimony will be crucial and to the van operator. >> so far i havent heard allegation that the brakes were deliberately applied. but yes they would need to look into the question of how the van was being operated and whether brakes were applied and at what ...

Jasons friend, mark wu. and it was clear that wu was also betting big on sporting events. >> you have jason actually taking over, grabbing the phone in some manner, because you could hear the voice change on the tapes. you can also hear him in the background telling wu what to do. so you can see that mcguigan is really sort of the mastermind behind any of this gambling thats going on. >> id like to know who the pitchers are for the baseball game, atlantic at new york. >> no, atlanta braves. new ...

Mark wu being a person who had been in trouble. >> id say naive, helpless, really nice guy. i was laughing out loud when the fbi suggested that he could be in a gang or something. >> but police found evidence that wu and mcguigan were both involved in gambling. >> we learned that mark wu, through his family, it appears primarily, had resources. so he had money to burn. >> five days before the murders, mark wu gave jason mcguigan a large sum of money to bet on a professional baseball game. >> one...

Out what he did. hes 20 years old. hes going to prison for the rest of his life. he killed these three boys to try to cover up what he had done with all his parents money. then he had to kill himself, again at the last minute, to cover up what he had done and not face the truth. >> as a courtesy to the victims families, prosecutors laid out their entire case, just as they would have presented it to the jury. and the science left no doubt, there would have been a conviction. >> we gave what would...

Some other way. >> next, police started to run down the vehicles parked outside jasons apartment. one was jasons cadillac escalade. the other was a red toyota, one of two vehicles owned by jasons friend, 19-year-old mark wu. he was from taiwan, the son of a wealthy businessman and an honor student at the university of wisconsin. when police tracked him down, mark wu was in new york city and about to board a plane to taiwan to visit his family for the summer vacation. mark said he left one of his...

Would be dumped, and they dig. and they do that dirty work that so often is the key to solving crime. and they find this gun case. >> to see if the case contained any fingerprints, forensic analyst mike riddle used superglue fuming. a process where the chemicals from heated superglue adhere to finger oils. riddle saw what he thought might be some partial prints and used yellow dye to enhance the image. these partial prints were in an unusual location. >> they were in one of the corners in a curv...

The pitch. its in the dirt. past the catcher. the runner from third is heading home. and theres the throw. safe! the game ends in a wild pitch, and pittsburgh wins, 7-6. i dont believe it. for the second night in a row, pittsburgh wins in 15 innings. >> according to friends, when mark realized that he won, he couldnt contain his excitement. >> wu is ecstatic. hes screaming, hes excited. "17 grand, i won 17 grand." >> when mark wu asked jason mcguigan for the $17,000 he had won, he learned for th...