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system doesn't want to acknowledge that they made a mistake, but you made a mistake. >> the detective was like you're gonna tell us who did this and i was like, i didn't do anything. >> to hear the judge say guilty. >> everything just froze. >> two brothers convicted of murder their fight back against the justice system. >> twice is a pattern, pattern of how to gain a conviction. >> they knew they were innocent and the question was do we have enough. >> you have several witnesses saying their testimony was coerced, can they all be lying? >> if i have to die in this situation, let it ...

Mistake. The detective was like you will tell us you did this, and im like man, i didnt do anything. You hear the judge say guilty everything froze. Two brothers convicted of murder fight back against the justice system. Twice as a pattern, a pattern of how to gain a conviction. I knew they were innocent and the question was do we have enough . You have witnesses saying the testimony was coalhurst, can they will be lying . If i have to die in this situation, led it to be said that i would die trying to prove that i was an innocent man. Never that i gave up. Never. Hello, and welcome to datelin...

Corey's case. as he poured over police court records, he noticed that, just like with malcolm, there were several allegations of coercing witnesses. >> most investigators don't believe in coincidence, and i did not believe that that was a coincidence. >> he teamed up with defensive joe norwood, and he discovered a 15 year old testifying, claiming that police had threatened him with jail time, if he did not say that cory was a shooter. >> he goes, you know what, i can't do this. would i just testified to is not the truth. i was told to say it by these detectives. i didn't see cory do anything. ...

Him. i did not fear him. and i felt kinda safe with him. >> feeling safe, was rare, in north tulsa. this was where the poorest of the poor lived. a place with very few social services, but lots of crack cocaine, and gang violence. the night of august 3rd, 1990, was typical, on the corner of atlanta and forth. a gun was fired. cory says, he happened to be driving through. >> i looked to where the shot came from, and i saw the dude fall. and as we got right there, and i looked and saw his chest was still moving, he was still breathing, and i was like, man, somebody call an ambulance for him. >> ...

Are being chanted in protests nationwide, malcolm scott wants his story told. >> because if we don't know it exists, how can we do anything about it? >> his story starts like so many other black lives that have struggled to matter. raised in poverty under the watchful, suspicious eye of the police and destined to a life of run-ins with the law. but at its heart it's a story about two brothers, malcolm and cory, and a bond that could not be broken, not even in the face of unimaginable odds. what was it like growing up in north tulsa? >> oh, you felt like you were always home, you know, familiar...