Joe Friedberg

I said, Nick, you can't go back and talk to him again.

My name's Joe Friedberg.

I got a call from Nick's dad who said that we have a problem.

I told him that if he was going to have me represent him, he wasn't going to talk to the police.

He'd be a fool to.

They claimed they wanted to bring him in and have him do a sketch with a police sketch artist.

My name is Michael Pye.

I lived here for about 35 years.

In 2010, I was a different person.

My mind was gone and I basically was homeless, so

I basically was doing what I knew to survive.

It was a home invasion and that's what I was doing was home invasions.

And they said that it was a guy who said that I shot his wife in the back and

I said, I ain't doing, I ain't do anything like that.

I got locked up on January the 1st.

The murder happened in April.

So it was like three months apart.

I used to always turn on the news in the morning time and I would be the first picture on the news on all stations.

No criminal lawyer worth his salt would ever have let Nick cooperate with the police because the police were treating him as a suspect, not a victim.

He was always concerned about it, always afraid that walking down the street someday he'd run into him.