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Police brought the hincapie hi son to the precinct. what johnny didn t know is tha detectives had spent the las 24 hours working the case, and already he had six suspects in custody who had confessed. and when was the robber first planned? 17 year old gary marella s, nicknamed rock, star admitte he was the one who fatally stabbed brian in the chest could you see it entering his body - police were pressing each suspect, wanting to know who else was involved. one gave hincapie s name and two others agreed. but another suspect said, no, hincapie was not there no, johnny and kelvin left. still, detectives wanted to find out for themselves. - inside of a room there was a detective who wa laying down one of the botto beds, smoking a cigarette. ....
Be inflamed by racial bias and other errors that were committed in the central park case. how has the rhetoric differed in this time around compared to back in 1989. sure when the central park five calm along, they were labelled the wolf pack. the city hated these kids. it was part of the hysteria of the moment in rising crime. here you have law enforcement officials, the public and everyone, asking the police to be very careful. these are kids. they re being referred to as kids and not monsters. is there a sense the city is, you know, changing anything, altering anything to this going forward? when you say altering, do you mean enforcement practices? yeah, exactly. okay. the city has said that it has learned from the mistakes of central park five although it doesn t really admit any. but you can see from the interrogation with the young people with their parents ....
History is full of examples of high profile cases tried in the media, rushing law enforcement to a wrongful arrest and conviction. it seems that both sides of the case are aware of how similar the cases are. sure. and there s been a history of the state and city of wrongful convictions. there are about two dozen cases that have resulted in exonerations because of the rush to judgment on the behalf of investigators under pressure politically and publicly. do you feel like the nypd has been haunted by what happened in the central park five case? i can t tell you what they re feeling but certainly when the case first came up when they were there looking at what they had, and they knew from the beginning they were probably dealing with black teenage suspects, they already had a white victim. those are two themes of the central park case. there was room for the case to ....
College, 18 years old, the age of the suspects. do you get a sense that police are under pressure to get this case solved to get this done quickly? sure. they are under pressure in some way to get it done quickly. they don t want too much time to pass before they make an arrest. but at the same time, they re not rushing. they ve taken their time throughout this entire thing. they could have gone and picked up another 14-year-old. they didn t. there s so many different mistakes they could have made at this point, but they are just taking it slow and aiming for the right outcome. ashley, thank you so much for coming in and sharing your reporting with me. that does it for me. i m ana cabrera. thank you for your viewership all year long. up next the history of comedy: the comedy of real life. 5g net. so you can stay connected like this. ....
Crime but, you know, there s this shadow, this long shadow of that infamous case? one of the first things they said was call the prosecutors to the scene right away. you have the police commissioner, chief of detectives, chief of patrol. there was a high level of attention paid to this case right from the start. they re keeping the case details very close to the vest. there was a lot of rumor and suspicion around the central park five case. and this time they re playing it really close. another very important difference here is that the interrogation of a 13-year-old was conducted with his uncle in the room, and that is different from the central park case where some of the parents were in the building but some of them were convinced to leave the room while the kids confessed to the serious crime. the 13-year-old that s been arrested in the tessa majors case admitted to being involved in the attack and the legal group said in a statement, this, our client is a 13-year-old child who ....