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in this will pay for it. >> when people are desperate, they do desperate things. >> very violent conniving. >> she is into sexuality, and such a calculated way. >> i'm not surprised by anything. it's just crazy twist after crazy twist. it really was internationally choreographed, good old-fashioned sting operation. >> you think it was going to work? >> honestly, i give it a 50/50 chance. >> it wasn't about retribution. it was about justice. >> it was a quiet fall night, close to midnight, the young couple finished dinner and then walked to the dimly lit centuries old cobblestone stre...

That it didn't fit, together you see. >> they found him self troubled by the seeming lack of hard evidence implicated riman in the murder, it was very skimpy, it was a description, eyewitness, a single witness. >> but, it wasn't just what he was hearing in the courtroom that gave him pause, he was out talking to people, bars. you get more information in the bar whether it's alcohol or coffee then what you get in a courtroom. people talk. and what people were saying was that jonathan roman had not killed his son. the joke lies that everybody in the street knew about the police. abe was unsettle...

>> this also happened that he had -- >> turns out it was a name authorities had heard before, in, factoring jonathan re-monstrous, all it defense witness testified that she saw the murder and recognize the killer. she said that it was not raimondo but a man named alex, the jury evidently disregarded the testimony, the fbi agents did not. >> and they were went to la perla and they started conducting interviews, looking for him. >> remember, la perla is the neighborhood where they said the killer fled after the murder, it is nestled between the ocean and a cliff that --, old san juan just block ...

An innocent man could be convicted? >> there was a lot of condemnation, during the trial that during the party they were involved and didn't say why are you prosecuting him. it has nothing to do with this. >> reporters weren't the only ones who had begun to question whether riman was the actual killer, eight and hang also had doubt, >> it wasn't until after the trial and i sat through for eight weeks, i just had a fear

17 years in the same one field office. the of, them as the special agent in charge, he says that the fbi, which operates in puerto rico because it is a u. s. territory, typically leaves homicide cases to local authorities. as they had with adam's murder. >> it's sad to say but it was just one more homicide among the hundreds that occurred here every year. so, the fbi had no use to look into them. >> until eight and hang walked into your offices. >> correct. >> he was able to sit down with an aging, he wanted the fbi to investigate his son's murder, the circumstances surrounding the murder. and...