accident. he uses a wheelchair now, and was back in court on an unrelated case. and what about aimee, if that s even her name now? how s she doing now? she s living a new life. reporter: what s she do? you wanna tell me anything? anything at all? i m sorry, but i m not going to be able to tell you anything about her current life. reporter: at all. at all. reporter: as for mike, he had a choice, he knew. he could sink into bitterness or so where do you put your frustrations over this? well, what has come from all this is we consider a very positive thing. reporter: the trent digiuro foundation has awarded nearly a hundred scholarships to walk-on football players and others, at the university of kentucky and at local high schools. young people with determination and personal courage just like trent. you ll never make any sense of his death, but you can make sense of his life. we can make sense of what
you never did ask him, though, if he had shot and killed trent, did you? why would i want to he already told me? if i said to him did you kill trent when he already knew he told me five years ago he would he would have known that i was that i was there in fact to to set him up. to get him to get him to admit it. hadn t you rehearsed that. rehearsed what. with the detective evans and others, don t give him an opportunity to deny that he had shot trent? no. had the defense planted a seed of reasonable doubt? maybe. the jury adjourned to think about it. and trent s friends waited. i ve never been so terrified and scared in my life. heart is going 100 miles an hour. 100 miles an hour. reporter: and five hours