. >> the case went to detective tom aiello, a 20-year veteran.led a team of detectives who worked through the night knocking on doors and collecting evidence. then as the sun rose the next morning some of the cops turned their attention to another murder, another bloody crime scene. this is the video police recorded of that second murder scene. it was seemingly unrelated but just a half mile away in the same precinct. this was a busy night for the murder business in the bronx. >> time now is approximately 7:15 a. m. on january 19th, 1995. >> this time, a livery cab driver named baithe diop had been found slumped over his steering wheel shot multiple times, the victim of an apparent robbery. the driver's money and cell phone were missing. the investigation of the cab driver's murder would be headed by 31-year-old detective mike donnelly, who worked alongside detective aiello. the two detectives donnelly and aiello ended up putting their heads and cases together, concluding the same group of several people committed both murders. >> did you know th

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