anything mike nifong -- and they think mike nifong is the antichrist. >> where is he now?he lives in durham and lives on a pension. he had to file for personal bankruptcy. he has health problems. he had cancer. and he got over that. he had a heart attack. he lives a very quiet, solitary life. he did spend the time to talk to me and get a chance to tell his story that has never been told. >> you mentioned crystal magnum. several times. let's take a look at her. this is after she was found guilty of murdering her -- husband? >> boyfriend. >> ok, let's watch. [video clip] >> crystal gail magnum. we, the 12 members of the jury find her to be guilty of second-degree murder. by the foreperson. is this your verdict? if so, say you all? >> yay. theadies and gentlemen of record -- the reflect this is your vote? >> yes. stand?d you please >> i believe she is in a prison in north carolina. i do not know which one. >> go back to march 13 of 2006, what role did she play in that evening? and how did it work? >> she was one of the two exotic dancers that the boys hired to dance for $400

anything mike nifong -- and they think mike nifong is the antichrist. >> where is he now? urham and livesd on a pension. he has health problems. he had cancer. he has had a heart attack. he was a very quiet, solitary life. he did spend the time to talk to a chance to tell his story that has never been told. as you mentioned crystal magnum. let's take a look at her. this is after she was found guilty of murdering her boyfriend. [video clip] gail magnum. juryhe 12 members of the find her to be guilty of second-degree murder. a --e foreperson was foreperson. >> is this your verdict? if so, say you all? >> yay. [indiscernible] >> i will ask each of you a series of questions. >> yes. >> would you please stand? believe she is in a prison in north carolina. i do not know which one. to march 13 of 2006 was not what role did she play in that evening? >> she was one of the two exotic dancers that the boys hired to dance for them for two hours. i cannot imagine what they were going to do in the two hours. the dance ended such as it was. it ended after five minutes. point, therethat w

if i could try to summarize what he said, a lot of people think that mike nifong should be, you know,d forgotten about forever. this is a guy who spent 28 years in the durham prosecutor's office, was generally well regarded as a prosecutor. suddenly he gets this case. he sees this case come across his desk. by the way, it had already been started before he even knew about it. there has already been a judge's order requiring that the players provide their dna evidence because they had agreed initially to do it voluntarily and then their lawyers advised them not to. a judge then ordered them to. by the time he got to this case, it was already well underway. basically he believed the nurse who examined crystal. >> crystal is the accuser. >> crystal was known as the victim through the course of this and became known as the accuser. he believed tara levacy, the nurse practitioner, the rape nurse, who examined crystal that night. he believed his police investigators. he believed his own gut. he believed that something happened in that bathroom. he believed it was a sexual assault, and he be

hey talked to, mike nifong, who nobody wants to give any credibility to but whom i actually found quiteime when i talked to her in jail. she believe something still happened. bob steele, chairman of the board of trustees, he believes something happened in that bathroom that none of us would be proud of and i believe something happened in that bathroom none of us would be proud of. >> what are details that really surprise and shocked you? >> i mean, frankly, the details of what happened at that party itself. i'm a duke alum. i watched it from afar like the media -- once upon a time this story was bigger than bridgegate, if that's possible to imagine. the more i found out about what happened at this party and i put the details in here, it really just shocked me. they'd been drinking all day. there were other things that happened that we can't talk about on national television. there was racial epitaphs thrown. nobody's disputing that. not from any point of view. >> you call it the trial that never happened. it looks absolutely fascinate be. the book is called "the price of silence." you c