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- while we were away. - clear the steeple. to spartan. martino: .the tightest race of the season got even tighter as comeback kids and team grit jostled for position at the steeple run. nice and calm. martino: and free spirits scramble to keep pace. it s downhill. jones: as we rejoin the action, free spirits are 54 seconds behind the leaders. keep going. i got her. you got this. grant s gonna catch you, okay? - big jump. - and plant and go. - jones and martinooh! - you re okay. jones: ryan woods just throws tiffany across the creek. martino: what a tough position for tiffany nguyen. jones: and it s a sea of red and black up ahead. comeback kids captain ian deyerle out in front followed closely by team grit s monica gilmore. martino: there s ninja lance pekus. and look at grits captain spencer mahoney. this course brings elite athletes to their knees. oh, my. look at kevin bull. he s exhausted. hell need to catch his breath before the dunk walls. jones: what a race. r ....
knew, leading detectives to this tattoo and a karaoke clue! to get up there and sing that song? it was sickening. reporter: could a song help solve this case? without a trace. reporter: but first, another dateline mystery. i literally got down on my knees, lester, and i prayed to god i said, you know, i don t wanna live. reporter: it was a crime that engulfed a city. a young tourist, murdered. he was stabbed trying to protect his mother. you had to get every one of them. reporter: seven teens, convicted. one says he s innocent. you don t have to believe me. look at the facts in this case. reporter: now we re doing just that. tracking down witnesses he was shaking. he started crying. he started crying. he started crying. he started crying. reporter: revisiting evidence. the most emotional day was reading the letter. reporter: is he telling the truth? or lying to win his freedom? you made it up, didn t you? reporter: we re ....
this subway platform? clearly she sees one person that she recognizes. reporter: does it live in what was argued in this courtroom? you made that up, didn t you? no. reporter: or is the truth locked up in this prison? this is my cry for justice. reporter: tonight, you ll hear a judge decide where the truth will prevail. times square bustling with tourists vibrant and safe, except it wasn t always like this. twenty-five years ago, new york was in turmoil. crime was out of control. and then came the moment new yorkers said enough is enough. a murder of a young tourist on a manhattan subway platform, just a few blocks from where i m standing. it s a murder that would have consequences for this city, and one man, for the next quarter century. it was labor day weekend, 1990. a sunday. the u.s. open tennis tournament was in full swing and thousands of tourists had come to new york to see it. among them, brian watkins, a college student and tennis player from ....
every one of them. reporter: seven teens, convicted. one says he s innocent. you don t have to believe me. look at the facts in this case. reporter: now we re doing just that. tracking down witnesses he was shaking. he started crying. he started crying. he started crying. he started crying. reporter: revisiting evidence. the most emotional day was reading the letter. reporter: is he telling the truth? or lying to win his freedom? you made it up, reporter: we re out. this is a perry mason moment! she s a surprise to everyone. i m lester holt and this is dateline. point. city, and transformed it, where does the truth live? does it live in what this police station? all i saw him was knife out. reporter: or what was seen on this subway platform? clearly she sees one person that she recognizes. reporter: does it live in this courtroom? you made that up, didn t you? no. reporter: or is the truth locked up in this prison? thi ....
i even contacted dateline , so her story was getting out. reporter: the story would be stranger than anyone knew, leading detectives to this tattoo and a karaoke clue! to get up there and sing that song? it was sickening. reporter: could a song help solve this case? without a trace. reporter: but first, another dateline mystery. i literally got down on my knees, lester, and i prayed to god i said, you know, i don t wanna live. reporter: it was a crime that engulfed a city. a young tourist, murdered. he was stabbed trying to protect his mother. you had to get every one of them. reporter: seven teens, convicted. one says he s innocent. you don t have to believe me. look at the facts in this case. reporter: now we re doing just that. tracking down witnesses he was shaking. he started crying. he started crying. he started crying. he started crying. reporter: revisiting evidence. the most emotional day was reading the letter. ....