Maria Liu

He writes, number 105 is messed up. Brand pattern looks like Tom McCann's shoe.

I just want them to confess.

This was a very emotional case, I think, on so many levels.

This is actually one of my first post-conviction cases.

No, I really don't. Since Richard Hammond is deceased, their defense attorney is going to say, look at this guy, he's the one that did this.

So you sort of have to unravel the mystery, basically, as to whether or not this person deserves a new trial.

What are you guys going to do today?

Without all of these people, there's no way that we would be where we are today.

Yep. All of your stuff is now centralized. He will be dear to me. It took an entire village of people to free Tim Masters.

You shot the hell out of everybody. I believe it was five different police officers tag-teaming him, doing everything, good cop, bad cop, military cop, nice cop.

That's when I was like, oh my God, he is innocent. And then when I met Tim in the prison, he was more focused on us proving his innocence than he was on getting out, which to me says a lot.

Right. What's that like? Stressful. It's really overwhelming because you know in your heart that somebody is wrongfully convicted.

Uncovering this stuff, I mean, I don't know how to put it other than just it's an aha moment. You know, it's like, ah!

Dr. Choi basically said it would be a hard cut for him to make, and he was a plastic surgeon.

Planting newspapers suggesting that they were close to finding the killer. They were actually planting his mom's obituary on his friend's truck.