two years ago, what happens is there's this incident. he is as alina said charged within 24 hours of this voluntary manslaughter. the case is presented to a grand jury around january of 2014. the initial grand jury decides not to indict. the case is presented by the district attorney. the district attorney then about a week later presents the case to another panel with the argument that there was less than the full complement of grand jurors provided by law. you're allowed up to 18 in north carolina. the defense, of course tried to block that move. the judge said this is not double jeopardy to the extent it's not a final resolution of a case. as what a trial would have been. they re-present the case to the grand jury and lo and behold the second grand jury that heard many more witnesses than the first decided to indict for voluntary manslaughter. >> there you have it. >> that gets us to the trial. >> that gets us to the trial. and hearing some of the opening statements, alina mentioned there is dash cam video, has not been released yet. you have one side that says, you watch the dash cam video,