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Was in the courtroom, not announced as counsel of record, but sitting right there virtually shoulder to shoulder with donald trump. i found that interesting. and then from there, the other thing that i frankly enjoyed was when the magistrate delivered a message from judge tanya chutkan, saying the prosecutors will file in seven days. their proposed trial date. the defense will file seven days thereafter their proposed trial date. on the 28th of august, just 25 days from now, judge chutkan will set a trial date. i think that sets the tone. it sets the agenda. and you know, judge chutkan, who i ...

Defense counsel. you have experienced her professionally in that way. is that true? >> it is true. back in the day, i tried cases against tanya chutkan. i was trying murder cases. we were adversaries. perhaps i should ask whether i was a worthy adversary. i will say, she was a smart, strong, tactically savvy defense attorney who i can honestly say i enjoyed trying cases against. i promise you, i don't say that about all defense attorneys. together with being a very strong, zealous advocate for her client and very good in front of a jury, she was also completely honorable, honest, trustworthy.

♪ welcome to "very scary people." i'm donnie wahlberg. it was one of north america's most haunting and horrific crime sprees -- a series of rapes, abductions, and murders of young women just north of the u.s.-canadian border. after more than five years, investigators finally identified a prime suspect, a handsome, educated accountant named paul bernardo. police were convinced they had the right man, but did he act alone? here's part two of "the ken and barbie killers." ♪ ♪ man: this is the story of one of the most sensational murder cases

Byron. so, it was ridiculous, to us, for authorities calling him a cold-blooded killer. >> it would be an uphill battle in the court of public opinion, thought prosecutors. they knew they had the burden of proof. >> i have tried a lot of murder cases. and this one, in particular, seemed like a real challenge. >> why? >> because a lot of people thought we'd lose it. >> a lot of people saw this, as a referendum on whether it's okay to protect your property, and protect your life. you don't see it that way? >> not this case, not these facts. >> but to prove murder, in the first degree, the state ...

♪ man: this is the story of one of the most sensational murder cases in the history of canada. it started with the scarborough rapes. reporter: since may 4, 1987, numerous sexual assaults have been attributed to a man dubbed "the scarborough rapist." paul hunter: his m.o. was to go up behind his victims and grab them from behind to make sure they couldn't see him. pron: he had put a knife to their throat and said, "if you look at me, i'll slit your throat." kenzora: and the attacks, each one got a little bit more violent as time progressed. mccrary: our fear was if he wasn't stopped soon tha...