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Up. we're all gonna end up in prison." >> and it was somebody with credibility. >> be -- better than what we had before, yeah. >> reporter: but overall, a key problem remained. >> terrible witnesses. >> reporter: meaning detectives spoke with other people who'd also heard the men talk about the murder, but they were not the type a jury would likely believe. much of what they'd say sounded like drug and booze soaked gossip. there wasn't enough certainly to support charging peewee. but, thought the prosecutor, maybe he could find a way to go after barr and mcmannis. and he had an idea. bring som...

Likely believe. much of what they said sound like drug and booze-soaked goss it up. he had an idea. bring the key witnesses before a grand jury to see who passed the credibility test and who didn't. >> i prosecuted over 100 homicide cases and the complexity and the amount of information that we had to review to determine if we could prosecute this case was the most i had ever seen. >> the idea worked. the grand jury indicted both phil barr and daif mcmahonve mc. dave was arrested in maryland where he grew up. u.s. marshals mounted a manhunt for phil barr.

About, but president is obviously conflicted himself because on the one and he can use the mueller report's conclusions and non-conclusions to say, see, there's nothing more here to investigate, but on the other hand he is still very angry, and he understands that one of the principal messages that bob mueller was delivering yesterday in personsy didn't say that he didn't commit the crime. >> to that point the -- he is a good performer. he has this twitter following. he knows how to use social media. 448 pages can't talk page. the mueller report can't speak back and if you haven't, it therefor...

>> and it was somebody with credibility. >> be -- better than what we had before, yeah. >> reporter: but overall, a key problem remained. >> terrible witnesses. >> reporter: meaning detectives spoke with other people who'd also heard the men talk about the murder, but they were not the type a jury would likely believe. much of what they'd say sounded like drug and booze soaked gossip. there wasn't enough certainly to support charging peewee. but, thought the prosecutor, maybe he could find a way to go after barr and mcmannis. and he had an idea. bring some of the key witnesses before a grand j...

>> meaning detectives spoke with other people who had heard the men talk about the murder but they were not the type a jury would likely believe. much of what they said sowned like drug and booze soaked gossip. it wasn't enough certainly to support charging peewee but thought the prosecutor, maybe he could find a way to go after barr and mcmannis, and he had an idea. bring some of the key witnesses before a grand jury, just to see who passed the credibility test, and who didn't. >> i've prosecuted over a hundred homicide cases, and the complexity and the amount of information that we had to re...