sessions. >> we need to talk about our strategy on direct. >> reporter: it was a raucous group with alison motta- >> shut the [ bleep ] up! >> reporter: serving as a passionate advisor. robert motta sr., the voice of experience. >> are we missing something? >> reporter: and local attorney jeremy jorgenson and an assortment of researchers sweating the details. the team rented a home out in west omaha, not far from the dundee nieghborhood. it was there that they plotted strategy. the first order of business? knock down the theory that anthony garcia killed two people in 2008 and two more in 2013 out of revenge. >> we've got to get rid of her stupid quote. >> who? what quote? the shakespeare quote, shall i not revenge or whatever. >> reporter: according to the defense team, anthony garcia had no motive to kill anyone. >> what's wrong with the prosecution theory that anthony garcia blamed the people at creighton for everything bad that had happened to him since he left creighton and the idea that when people would check out his resume, they would inevitably get back to creighton and they'd get a bad

away and alison motta was trying to convince the deputy or talk him into letting him speak to his parents because he'll never get to speak to them again. what about all the other victims here that can't speak to shirlee or thomas or roger or mary. they can visit in a jail >> here's kate snow with "bringing down bill cosby: andrea constand speaks." >> reporter: you may have seen her. but you've never heard her m speak.yo until tonight.ea >> andrea, you are now going to be known as the woman who took i down bill cosby. how do you feel about that?y. >> i never set out to -- to bring down anybody. and i haven't necessarily because i'm not alone. this is a collective consciousness and so i would rather say we brought down bill cosby, but i just had the shoes on. >> reporter: for thirteen years, through a civil suit and two criminal trials, the woman who confronted one of the country's most beloved entertainers, has remained silent, never speaking to the public about her case. now for the first time, andrea constand talks about bill cosby. >> for years and years and decades, he preyed upon youn