Paula Levine

In the weeks following the murder, Brian's teammates and family said their final goodbyes.

Brian was in a casket of like a beige.

He loved the color beige.

His sister, Ronette, remembered Brian's funeral at the New Birth Baptist Church in Miami.

The suit was a beige suit.

After the game, the players laid a banner with Brian's portrait on the field.

The whole team took a knee around it while reporters snapped photos.

In the photo of that moment, the players are circled up around the banner with Brian's face and number on it.

They're holding hands, heads down.

Most of them have their eyes closed.

That image seemed to show a team united, honoring their teammate, praying for answers.

answers we hoped to find 12 years later.

What was your impression of Dominguez and his demeanor during the interview?

We do have evidence.

Why do you think Dominguez and the rest of the detectives were so reticent to really give you the details of things that you wanted?

At the end, what did you expect to get out of that initial interview?

If there was something that moved the ball forward, what was it?

When did you go to the crime scene with Dominguez?

So his driver door was facing the road?

The roadway, yes.