>> no. >> are you certain nick glover didn't say that? >> i am certain. >> reporter: another disaster for the prosecution, former deputy chris graves testifies that he heard tom fallis confess to killing his wife. but the defense questions why he waited two years to report this alleged confession. >> one month later you were fired? correct. >> yes. >> yes. >> terminated for lack of honesty? >> yes. >> reporter: and the other officers on the scene say they never heard any such thing. >> at any point throughout this investigation, did you hear mr. fallis indicate that he shot his wife? >> no. >> no, ma'am. >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: if you think things couldn't get worse, just listen to crime scene investigator dan gilliam. he's a witness for the prosecution, but after more than 400 hours in a lab endlessly recreating the shooting, he agrees with the defense that this was no murder. >> you believe what occurred was a suicide? his wife shot herself in the head, correct? >> correct. about, like, that. >> reporter: the defense tells the jury w

. >> reporter: to prove it, the say, nick glover, the neighbor whose story was reported on television and helped reopen the case. >> i heard him saying, oh, my god, what have i done? oh, my god, what have i done? >> reporter: nick was 15 at the time. he said he remembered crouching down inside his house, under an open window, listening to tom speak to people in his driveway. >> you can hear one of them, i do not know who it was, say, what? what do you mean? and he proceeded to say, i shot >> reporter: nick said he knew it was tom. he could see him out the window.. >> how certain are you that the voice you're hearing is tom fallis' voice? >> i'm 100%. >> reporter: there was more. nick's mom, kathy glover, testified that on the night of the shooting, she got a strange phone call from a teenage neighbor around 1:00 a.m. >> she said, please tell me you called the police. i said, no, i didn't. why? she said, because your neighbor just shot his wife. and i said, what? screaming, get off me, get off me. >> reporter: powerful evidence. and then that neighbor testified. but, uh-oh >> do you re

. >> reporter: nick glover, the fallas' next-door neighbor, 15 at the time, said he heard through an open window tom confess to two people that he shot ashley. >> he proceeded to say, 80 shot my wife." >> how certain are you or are hearing is tom fallas' voice that you're seeing standing in your driveway? >> i am 100%. you can't hear something like that and forget about it. i mean, that's going to be embedded in your mind for years to come. >> reporter: those two people tom was allegedly talking to? his parents. jim and anna fallas. in testimony last week they deny he confessed to them. >> at that point in time, did tom ever make a statement to you that he shot ashley? >> not at that time, not at any time. >> reporter: tom's parents say they left the new year's eve party earlier that evening but came rushing back after getting texts and a phone call from their son saying, i need you now. in court last week, tom's mother anna said she comforted her son, who was distraught. >> and when you are running up towards the driveway with your husband, you see your son? >> yes. >> and he's hyst

. >> i heard him screaming, "i can't believe i shot her, i >> reporter: the next-door neighbor, nick glover, just 15 at the time. >> what i heard him saying, "oh my god, what have i done, oh my god what have i done." >> reporter: testifying he overheard fallas confessing to his own parents. >> he proceeded to say, "i shot my wife." you can't hear something like that and forget about it. that's going to be embedded in your mind for years to come. >> reporter: all damning testimony. but even before the defense started presenting its case, reasonable doubt was creeping in. that confession glover said he overheard fallas make to his parents, his father said it never happened. >> did tom ever make a statement to you that he shot ashley? >> not at that time, not at any time. >> reporter: the defense also poking holes in former officer graves' account, who was eventually fired for allegedly lying about the case. >> this is one of those cases where there just may have been too many unanswered questions. consider convicting based on proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: and perhaps the bigge

. >> reporter: next-door neighbor nick glover, just 15 at the time. >> what i heard him saying, "oh my god, what have i done?" >> reporter: testifying he overheard fallas confessing to fallas' parents. >> he proceeded to say, "i shot my wife." >> how certain are you or are you not that the voice you're hearing is tom fallas' voice that you're seeing standing in that quadrant of your driveway? >> i'm 100%. you can't hear something like that and forget about it. i mean, that's going to be embedded in your mind for years to come. >> reporter: it was damning testimony. but even before the defense started presenting its case was reasonable doubt starting to rear its head? that confession glover said he parents, they say it never happened. >> at that point in time, did tom ever make a statement to you that he shot ashley? >> not at that time, not at any time. >> reporter: the defense poked holes in former deputy graves' account, pointing out that for years he never told anyone of the alleged confession and had lost his job for lying. >> talk about that for a minute. you said that you were em

she called kathy glover, the mom of that fallas neighbor nick, to police. >> my first response was, what? no. and she said, please tell me you called the police. i said, no, i didn't, why? andour neighbor just shot his wife. and i said, what? and she said, i could hear her screaming "get off me, get off today the woman who told her that, chelsea arego, seemed to take it all back. >> did you recall telling kathy her screaming "get off me, get off me"? >>r: still, ashley fallas' family maintains that law enforcement purposely omitted information from their reports on her death in order to protect tom fallas, one of >> -- accuse the evans police department of covering up the murder of ashley fallas? >> yes.they never pursued her death as a homicide. >> reporter: evans police have publicly denied any wrongdoing and say there was never a cifically the allegations say the officer omitted material statements from witnesses and that he changed at least one statement of a key witness in the case to support a conclusion of suicide.ntain this case was thoroughly investigated in 2012.d with any kind

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tonight -- lena dunahm, stars of the broadway show "oh hello," nick kroll and john mulaney, thaddeus dixon, corey glover, and vernon reid. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night" from the warner theater in washington, d.c. how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right. we are so very honored and excited to be here. today, quote, "it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and i can now fight for america the way i want to." what shackles are talking about? [ laughter ] the only thing that ever shackled you was the 140 character limit on twitter. [ laughter ] and now -- and now you're going to fight for america? hey, buddy, you're not rosa parks. [ laughter ] you know how i know? people likha [ cheers and applause ] huge. huge difference. hillary clinton campaigned in florida today with al gore. you're making al gore go back to florida? [ laughter ] that's so cruel. that's like making joe frazier go back to manila. [ laughter ] donald trump told his supporters "i may be limping across t

tonight -- lena dunahm, stars of the broadway show "oh hello," nick kroll and john mulaney, thaddeus dixon, corey glover, and vernon reid. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night" from the warner theater in washington, d.c. how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right. we are so very honored and excited to be here.

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nick kroll and john mulaney. featuring the 8g band with thaddeus dixon, corey glover, and vernon reid. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night" from the warner theater in washington d.c. how is everybody doing tonight?

tonight -- lena dunahm, stars of the broadway show "oh hello," nick kroll and john mulaney, featuring the 8g band with thaddeus dixon, corey gloverhonored and excited to be here. and let's get to the news. donald trump tweeted earlier today, quote, "it is s