Cordel davis pledged the falloff 2016, just one semester before tim. When i first walked in, it was so beautiful. It felt like my future was going to be bright. One made majestic by a wealthy elum in one of the most expensive renovations in history. But beyond the perfect venear this beta chapter had a checkered past at penn state, dating back to 2009. They were shut down by the National Fraternity for Alcohol Violations but they were able to come back on the condition they would be dry. In 2010 beta reopened as a no alcohol, no hazing frat. But by 2013 bad habier had returned with Alcohol Violations. Abbey decided he was going to
the hospital . The ambulance brought him to the hospital alone. Did you res there level of crisis when you were in the room with him . Being in that room is something ill always be thankful for but its also something thats always going to haunt me. I was able to see how bad it was. He was on full life support. And his eyes were half open. And he was banged up
that there was some sort of recording system in the house. when we started to watch it, we were literally stopped. stunning video combine would text messages, smart phone records and hours of witness interviews, a pennsylvania grand jury detailed the tkpwraouszm events of that night in a 65-page report. you could absolutely hear a pin drop in the courtroom. cnn correspondent has reported extensively on the piazza case. she s one of the few to see video taken from more than 12 high quality cameras positioned all throughout the house. edited excerpts shown in court but kept from the public at the piazza family s request. have you seen the video? no, i have no interest in seeing it. thursday, february 2nd. the pledges arrive.
chapter president writing i don t think you understand the situation, he looked dead. he said the fraternity members showed no remorse in court and they have tried our faces as we listen to seven defense lawyers each attempting to justify the unjustifiable and each attempting to shift the focus, shift the blame, and shift the responsibility from the men they represent. this hearing is to see if there s enough evidence to take this to trial. martha: thank you so much, joining me now district attorney and lead prosecutor in the piazza case, stacy parks miller, thank you for being here tonigh tonight. we have shown so much of this evidence over the course of the last three months that it s pretty difficult to understand a scenario where there s not enough evidence to go forward with these charges. if involuntary manslaughter is the strongest of them. what is the bar for that, and are you, as your opponent
realm. martha: very interesting. dr. charles murray, combat, always good to talk to you, thank you very much. thank you. martha: tonight a new and positive update on how house majority whip steve is doing, the latest information from the hospital tonight just ahead. new details from the court battle over the death of penn state fraternity pledge, young timothy piazza. defense attorney scrambling to undo the damage from texts like these from the frat president. at the end of the day, i m accountable for it all. up next, the story speaks exclusively with the woman prosecuting this case, we will be right back with more. this kid makes stains like crazy so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn t the machine, it was our detergent.
martha: you shouldn t talk to ukrainians or russians across the board? it does seem off-limits. any instance we have of a foreign government meddling, that does seem off. martha: the electric trump campaign between the russians, now have evidence i guess of a 20 minute meeting that happenedn there s far more evidence on the other side of meeting at the emn washington, d.c., between officials from it ukraine government, the dnc and the clinton campaign. not the clinton campaign, an individual operative and that s important. she said it incredibly clear that she was meeting in her. at the u.s. embassy. martha: we have to leave it there. thank you both. we will take you in time the courtroom of the hazing death case as the lawyers are now clashing. we speak with the woman who was prosecuting this case. students at middlebury college