Two patrol officers come across the body of an orthodox Jewish man that had been set on fire. They spotted some black kids running from the scene.
The first thought was that this had been some kind of bias attack and these three black kids are brought before a Grand Jury.
The problem is with David Spielberg the brother of the deceased who did say that the brother was known to carry around a lot of precious stones from their diamond business. It provides an alternative theory of the crime.
Michael Moriarty has an insufferable burden placed on him when the real killer is caught and brought to trial. Spielberg has changed his story so many times that the defense can shout 'reasonable doubt' to the world of potential jurors.
Spielberg really drives this episode. Hard not to feel some sympathy for him and his plight which he alone is responsible for though.
You have to watch the story to see what I mean.
The first thought was that this had been some kind of bias attack and these three black kids are brought before a Grand Jury.
The problem is with David Spielberg the brother of the deceased who did say that the brother was known to carry around a lot of precious stones from their diamond business. It provides an alternative theory of the crime.
Michael Moriarty has an insufferable burden placed on him when the real killer is caught and brought to trial. Spielberg has changed his story so many times that the defense can shout 'reasonable doubt' to the world of potential jurors.
Spielberg really drives this episode. Hard not to feel some sympathy for him and his plight which he alone is responsible for though.
You have to watch the story to see what I mean.