that may be the most damning paragraph of the entire trove of information. 8 p. m. random dude. the video in question shows a man outside the thermo fisher building. police call him the random dude. it is hard to tell exactly what he s doing, but he s on the property where a woman is murdered brutally ten hours later and we don t know who he is. the prosecutor says the defense was given this video. the defense attorneys say they never saw it and were never told about the random dude. that would have been in our closing. our whole defense was, he didn t do it. so if we can point to unknown individuals that were trying to gain access to the building, that would definitely have been used. remember, tally smith said she didn t know about the map on the video during the trial but finally learned about him from mcvay afterwards. but then, she did nothing.
now that i know what a bleet [bleep] you are, i am going to grapple with [bleep] ethical issues in every case in which you were involved. she says she was upset because mcvay didn t tell her what was on a thermo fisher video she had come across. dooley s attorney continued reading. from her letter. not to mention the fact that you allowed me to go through a complete [bleep] murder trial without mentioning that video. now that i know it what the [bleep] am i going to do now. what the am i supposed to do now? right. that tells the story doesn t it? that may be the most damning paragraph of the entire trove of information. 8:11 p. m. random dude. the video in question shows a man outside the thermo fisher building. police call him the random dude. it is hard to tell exactly what he s doing, but he s on the property where a woman is murdered brutally ten hours later and we don t know who he
and professionally. she ended up reading her own scathing words into the court record. now that i know what a bleet [bleep] you are, i am going to grapple with [bleep] ethical issues in every case in which you were involved. she says she was upset because mcvay didn t tell her what was on a thermo fisher video she had come across. dooley s attorney continued reading. not to mention the fact that you allowed me to go through a complete [bleep] murder trial without mentioning that video. now that i know it what the [bleep] am i going to do now. what the am i supposed to do now? right. that tells the story doesn t it? that may be the most damning paragraph of the entire trove of information. 8 p. m. random dude. the video in question shows a man outside the thermo fisher building. police call him the
and the entire case will be tainted because of it. you wrote that? i did write that. reporter: in defense of her actions, tally smith testified she subsequently calmed down and never sent that letter. and besides, she said, the video with the random dude was much ado about nothing. it doesn t constitute any evidence that someone got in that building. would it have changed anything that about the case? absolutely not. reporter: for his part, mcvay said he didn t tell the prosecutor about the video because he was confident the random dude wasn t the killer. but after hearing the testimony, the judge threw out david dooley s conviction. it was a stunning development, setting the stage for a new trial. david dooley would remain behind bars in the interim. dave found out and then he called me. of course, he was crying. he was relieved that, finally, he s gonna get a second chance to prove his innocence. we still have a murderer out there. and i m not gonna shut up unti
he had a little bit of closure. and then the second trial comes and everything s just wiped back out. reporter: while michelle s family was bracing for another trial, a lot had changed. prosecutor linda tally smith had lost her re-election bid, and was now a potential witness. so the kentucky attorney general s office, and assistant a.g. jon heck, took over the case. ladies and gentlemen of the jury with every case that i take, i review it, and i ask myself, is this person beyond all doubt guilty? whoever did this was familiar with that facility. then you say, well, who was there? and then whoever did it had to have left. who left? now we re down to one person. reporter: as for the video that showed the unidentified man approaching the warehouse s side door? heck offered an explanation for why the so-called random dude didn t matter. knowing that this is what got