becky feldman did an outstanding job.report was a motion that she filed was thorough and verifiable information. but when we have a situation when we have to rely on osecutors to do their job and then we have police officers like detective ritz and -- i'm sorry, i don't know how to pronounce his name but the second detective -- there is such a rush to judgment to try and clear cases, to try to obtain a conviction that the officers lose sight and the prosecutor loses sight of what justice means for an accused person. amy: i want to go to a clip of sarah koenig, the serial podcast that broke open this story come albeit in 2014. she broke down the motion that vacated the conviction and describe the role of this detective ritz, the leading investigators of hae min lee's murder. >> at the end of the motion, becky feldman typed on a "by the way" final section about one of the two main detectives on the case, bill ritz, who is accused of misconduct in another murder case that would to try the same year adnan did. in that case, d

becky feldman, a year-long investigation, she reached out to the family.e thinking of. we gave them a copy of the motion. this was last week, right? she gave them her cell phone number, she gave them her information, we offered counseling to them. we also ensured that we could actually bring them noordin we said we will alert you to the hearing date we filed a motion wednesday, the hearing was set on friday and we alerted them. my prosecutors went so far as to awe w say we want you to be a part of the probablies and they agreed they would attend the zoom link and the judge postponed the hearing for more than 30 minutes so they could be a part of the process. so this idea or concept that we weren't involved or didn't include them, that's just not the case. >> so again, just what steve kelly said, a responsible prosecutor's office would have sat down with them and explained it to them and maybe they would have been on board. you're saying you offered them that opportunity to sit down via zoom essentially to have that explanation. so is steve kelly lying here

and the assistant state's attorney, becky feldman, reviewed the state's file.re were numerous boxes, and she turned over this information to the defense, as she should. and it was during that time that we came across these documents. lisa: for the family of the victim, hae min lee, of course, this has been a nightmare as well. here's their attorney speaking yesterday and saying that prosecutors really didn't give them any warning this was coming. steven: they absolutely did not want to afford this victim any meaningful opportunity to address this motion. my clients, all they wanted was information. they want the truth to come out. if the truth is that someone else killed their sister, daughter, they want to know that more than anybody. lisa: also, maryland's attorney general, who previously worked on this case, said that no one called him or other prosecutors who've worked on it before. and my question to you is, what do you think of this criticism, both from the victim's family and from other former prosecutors, that the state's attorney's office didn't reach