maybe christopher himself could set the record straight. >> we're calling chris sutton. d jurors listen? coming up -- >> he went to get the drugs, he found the sutton's home and they could recognize him. he panicked, he was in a drug stupor and he shot them both. >> when "blind justice" continues. - good journalism is about telling a story from more than one perspective. embracing diversity can enrich your story by allowing you to see things from more than just one point of view. that's a story worth telling. the more you know. >>> jurors had to be deeply curious about the man accused of putting on a hit to kill his parents. with his button down and glasses he looked more like a law student than a murder suspect. >> he felt he was wrongfully prosecuted and the only way we could prove things or disprove things was by him testifying. >> the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> how would he convey his innocence? first, by describing his hospital vigil, a concerned son on the night of the shooting. >> did he acknowledge that you were there? >> yeah, h

say maybe 13 phone calls, if memory serves me right, that were made between garrett kopp and chris sutton's cell phones. >> a lot of calls. >> lot of calls. >> lots of calls. on the day of the murder. quite probably meant nothing at all, of course. still, garrett kopp was a frequent visitor around the sutton house. he didn't seem to have a job or any direction in life. christopher saw some good in him, apparently. hired him occasionally to do odd jobs. in fact, after the murder, christopher had kopp rip up and remove the bloody carpets from the crime scene. >> what sort of person did he seem like? >> when garrett was in the house, he was always, shall we say, at a distance. i honestly cannot recall any conversations whatsoever with garrett. >> but kopp and christopher called each other all the time, even the night of the murder. an hour after the shooting, just when christopher and his girlfriend juliette were coming out of a movie. >> we pulled the video from the amc movie theater, and it showed him getting right on his cellular telephone right after all the shooting happened. >> was there