>> yes, sir. wrong time, wrong place greg taylor have to did with michael peterson?ything it turns out.oid with michael peterson? everything it turns out. d with michael peterson? everything it turns out. with michael peterson? everything it turns out. beca the report is a name you have heard before. special agent dewayne deaver. remember him? >> my opinion is that this is a scene of a beating. >> he was a star witness for the prosecution.trial. the blood pattern expert that put michael peterson in the staircase bludgeoning his wife. peter's attorney david deaver's testimony was crucial to the state winning a conviction. >> what he did was to give the jury a scenario of how this allegedly happened and that was there and inflicting the blows and that was all from his reading of the blood evidence. >> after greg taylor's section of the crime lab at the sbi, the state bureau of investigation, came under intense scrutiny. the state attorney general's independent investigators to see if there agents failed to report test results. >> they went through all the sbitried to m

murder in part for blood on his truck that wasn't blood at all, the decision was unanimous. >> greg taylor is innocent of the charge of first degree murder. >> taylor, they ruled must be released from prison immediately. >> they literally destroyed my life. my family. >> how many days? how many years? >> 6,149 days, almost 17 years. >> wrongfully accused, wrongfully convicted? >> yes, sir. >> but what does the story of wrong time, wrong place greg taylor have to did with michael peterson? everything it turns out.oid with michael peterson? everything it turns out.d with michael peterson? everything it turns out. with michael peterson? everything it turns out. because the agent who prepared the report is a name you have heard before. special agent dewayne deaver. remember him? >> my opinion is that this is a scene of a beating. >> he was a star witness for the prosecution. in the peterson trial. the blood pattern expert that put michael peterson in the peter's attorney david rudolph believed deaver's testimony was crucial to the state winning a conviction. >> what he did was to give the jury

his name is greg taylor. >> i had a wife and daughter and a suburban home and a career and also had some, you know, habit s s from my youth regarding drugs and alcohol that led me into a ditch one night. >> after a night out, taylor was accused of a brutal crime, the murder of a woman in an industrial section of raleigh, north carolina. from day one, he says he professed his innocence. >> any time they offered me a chance to prove i'm innocent, i jumped at it. >> but the police didn't believe him. found a spot of what looked like blood on the fender of his truck. tyler had a bandoned it just yards from where the body was found. the lab backed up the suspicions. >> the blood was the issue right from the very beginning. there's no way i could be telling the truth with the victim's blood on my truck. >> at trial, taylor was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. the way to the u.s. supreme court unsuccessfully. >> you figured you were going to die in prison? >> yes, sir. >> but taylor's fate began to change when his case fell into the hands of a north carolina attorney who fights to rev

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taylor. stewart: i' m stewart moore. it' s no easy task figuring out which candidate or groups are behind the attack ads. wesh 2' s greg fox looked into all of them today to find out whose agenda you are really ads. wesh 2' s greg fox looked into all of them today to find out whose agenda you are really seeing. you have to wonder just how reporter: you have to wonder just how voters can clear their heads long enough to make their choices for president with negative ads, like this. marco rubio, another corrupt al-talk, no-action, politician. i' m donald trump and i approve this message. ok. so we know who is behind this ad. but this one? he even paid a million dollar fine. this is a third party ad, you know, those groups with the super tiny type at the end. our principles pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. a little research reveals a lot about who is behind these mystery groups. a former campaign manager for 2012 gop nominee, mitt romney, and the one staffer is a former communications boss for trump nemesis, jeb bush. i made a huge mistake trusting him. not surprising that most of the ads attack fro

taylor crozier. >> and he's 11. he's going to be around for a long time. could have been a lucky shot. >> a hole in one, greg. you play golf -- >> miniature golf. >> really? >> i can't hit the ball. >> i need to get you on the golf course. >> rosanna lived on a golf course for a little while in atlanta. >> yeah. >> beautiful. >> i barely plaid. >> it's relaxing. >> anyway -- >> thanks, teen narcs have a beautiful day. >> how about a peek outside, shall we? weather wise, it's chilly out there. oh, that's saks fifth avenue. >> oh, that's really high stuff. fired me. >> i actually did. >> what did you do? >> i was summer help. and my boss was going around asking everybody could you work christmas eve? >> and? >> like, begging them. >> right. >> didn't ask me. guess who was working christmas eve? >> you. >> right. >> that's wrong. >> i thought so. so i confronted her. then our supervisor came back and said your last day is january 12th. >> did you work christmas eve? >> no, i walked off right there. she could have asked -- >> how dare she. >> i'm carrying a (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you