It's very clear inCalifornia, as a prosecutor, if you withholdexculpatory evidence, you go...
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It's very clear in
California, as a prosecutor, if you withhold
exculpatory evidence, you go to jail
California, as a prosecutor, if you withhold
exculpatory evidence, you go to jail
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It's very clear in
California, as a prosecutor,
00:00:03.019 --> 00:00:04.858
if you withhold
exculpatory evidence,
00:00:04.893 --> 00:00:06.248
you go to jail.
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Movie Summary
The disappearance of the McStays haunts police for 3 years until their remains turn up in the desert. Prosecutors say evidence proves Chase Merritt killed them, Merritt says he's innocent, claiming they are misinterpreting the facts.
