Joe D'Andrea

He never wavered from the story that it was an accident.

I just went like this.

He didn't spend a single night in jail.

And not every shooting is a crime.

You really do look at circumstances.

But apparently they did, and they were convinced that they couldn't prove a case.

I was reviewing all of the open case homicides and this one caught my attention and we just went down that rabbit hole of putting all the pieces together.

Well, I'm a fairly well-known criminal defense lawyer around, and police had talked to him without my participation or knowledge.

I guess he was curious if there was anything he had to worry about.

They were convinced that they couldn't prove a case.

To me, it was the original 911 call.

On the 911 call, I hear three different accounts of what happened.

There was definitely an argument that happened between them.

Dana and I have been doing this a long time, and we saw that, and the evidence speaks for itself.

Almost in the middle of the bed.

Turned around.

Turned around, facing the headboard.

Whenever you have an arrest warrant in your hand, you try to take every precaution that you can.

He never wavered from the story that it was an accident.

Now, if Bruno didn't make a statement,