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>> the gold coast. the sun, the sea, and this million dollar home, a mystery. >> he was talking on the telephone when he heard a loud bang. >> a woman, murdered. her husband went blind. >> are you bleeding? do you see any blood? >> i'm bleeding all over, yes. >> okay. >> i can't see. >> but who? >> everyone is somewhat of a suspect. >> and why? >> what brings someone to make a decision they are going to do this. >> was it love? >> what we learned was that she was having an affair with the sun. >> was that money? >> nobody knows what happened except for him and garrett. >> what was th...

Hour's top stories. seoul says kim jong-un plans to shut down the nuclear test site in may and will show experts and journal lists from south korea and the u.s. the process. in michigan saturday president trump went off senator john tester who played a crucial role for his veterans secretary. now back to "dateline." she tells them -- >> it takes a special sort of skill to defend a man facing a charge of first degree murder, and in miami bruce fleischer has honed the skill as well as anyone. what he could see right away, knew it long before the trial, was that the scene in that courtroom wa...

>> right. i think that gives rise to a major reasonable doubt in this case. >> but, remember, garrett kopp, the confessed shooter, said he was merely christopher's put pet on a string. how do you get a jury to doubt a statement like that? >> we had to go after him now. >> oh, and he did. fleischer went after garrett and the cops. >> every time you denied being involved in this, they got aggressive with you, didn't they? >> somewhat. they just like got pushy a little bit. >> got pushy? meaning they walked over to you and they pushed you a little bit on the shoulder. >> getting m my face. >> did...

Client, a blind father, a survivor of the alleged plot to kill his parents. >> the fact that john sutton survived and was blind to me was the greatest prejudice in the case. >> and there he was right behind the bar the whole time. >> the jury would hear something bad and they'd look over at john sutton. they had to be thinking, this poor man. look what he has to go through life with. >> for the victim, fleischer knew, he must display only sympathy. so instead he attacked the murder investigation itself, the way the police came up with their two star witnesses, juliet driscoll and garrett kopp....

Christopher described the program, a level 2 he was allowed to go to the bathroom on his own, is allowed to have some more privileges and then -- >> something in the memories on that island struck a nerve. >> how were you feeling physically during that time? >> i was what they called in denial. >> do you need a break? >> yes. >> strange? stoic for the rest of his testimony yet in the process of trying to dismiss samoa as a murder motive. he cried about his experience there. revealing? attorney fleischer put the best spin on it as he could. >> i think that showed his