Dax Devlin Ross

Here's what I'm wondering. What the fuck? The assistant district attorney, he's not the district attorney, just to be clear about that, is basically saying that no one should have believed his witness, the one he put on the stand, who happens to be the lone eyewitness in two alleged murders by Robert Hill on two different occasions.

Here's what I'm wondering. What the fuck? The assistant district attorney, he's not the district attorney, just to be clear about that, is basically saying that no one should have believed his witness, the one he put on the stand, who happens to be the lone eyewitness in two alleged murders by Robert Hill on two different occasions.

So Frenchy now has the name of this troubled and troubling witness, and now she's also got the name of the person Teresa helped convict of murder, one Robert Hill, former drug dealer. So, Steve, where does she go from here?

So Frenchy now has the name of this troubled and troubling witness, and now she's also got the name of the person Teresa helped convict of murder, one Robert Hill, former drug dealer. So, Steve, where does she go from here?

More on those real lives after the break.

More on those real lives after the break.

Standard journalism practice is to get a comment from everyone mentioned in a story, especially a high-stakes story like this one. She calls the district attorney's office.

Standard journalism practice is to get a comment from everyone mentioned in a story, especially a high-stakes story like this one. She calls the district attorney's office.

Frenchie's story breaks on May 11, 2013. The headline, Review of 50 Brooklyn Murder Cases Ordered. The story lays it all out. How Teresa Gomez says she witnessed six separate murders. Who sees six murders? And Frenchie tells other stories, like Chewbacca's. How Scarcella told the court he had made an incriminating statement that Chewbacca says he never made.

Frenchie's story breaks on May 11, 2013. The headline, Review of 50 Brooklyn Murder Cases Ordered. The story lays it all out. How Teresa Gomez says she witnessed six separate murders. Who sees six murders? And Frenchie tells other stories, like Chewbacca's. How Scarcella told the court he had made an incriminating statement that Chewbacca says he never made.

Chewbacca's friend, Derek, the one who set all of this in motion, at first, he's pleased when he sees the article. But then, he gets angry. This is personal. You see, Scarcella was the cop who arrested Derek for murder. A murder he insists he didn't do.

Chewbacca's friend, Derek, the one who set all of this in motion, at first, he's pleased when he sees the article. But then, he gets angry. This is personal. You see, Scarcella was the cop who arrested Derek for murder. A murder he insists he didn't do.

I remember that bar distinctly. It was where I entered this story. I remember coming there one night, sitting down with you, and having the first big conversation about this series.

I remember that bar distinctly. It was where I entered this story. I remember coming there one night, sitting down with you, and having the first big conversation about this series.

Um, to be clear, there's been more than one. So we could be talking about the time I got pulled over twice within about 20 minutes because I had a vanilla aroma air freshener in my rearview mirror.

Um, to be clear, there's been more than one. So we could be talking about the time I got pulled over twice within about 20 minutes because I had a vanilla aroma air freshener in my rearview mirror.

I'm entering my third year of law school. I'm standing on a street corner in Adams Morgan in Washington, D.C. You know, I got my satchel on because at the time I used to wear a satchel and I used to keep my poems in my satchel. I was first starting to grow my dreads. I'm with my buddy who's a student who's a Georgetown law. And he decides to jump up on a scaffold and do a pull-up. Okay?

I'm entering my third year of law school. I'm standing on a street corner in Adams Morgan in Washington, D.C. You know, I got my satchel on because at the time I used to wear a satchel and I used to keep my poems in my satchel. I was first starting to grow my dreads. I'm with my buddy who's a student who's a Georgetown law. And he decides to jump up on a scaffold and do a pull-up. Okay?

And I think I jumped up and maybe did a pull-up with him. And we got down and I turned around and there was a cop. I don't know where the fuck that came from. Just next to us. Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. And I, me, you know, having done two years of law school at this point, I got, I just, I took crim pro.

And I think I jumped up and maybe did a pull-up with him. And we got down and I turned around and there was a cop. I don't know where the fuck that came from. Just next to us. Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. And I, me, you know, having done two years of law school at this point, I got, I just, I took crim pro.