defense attorney steve greenberg. >> because they had nothing except for, oh, well, you know, they wereand we don't have any other suspects, so he must have done it. >> there was no physical evidence, you know. there was no sign of forced entry pp, no fingerprints, no dna, no eyewitnesss. there was simply nothing to prove that it wasn't an accident. >> but legendary prosecutor james glasgow completely disagreed. >> with 29 years of experience, there was no doubt in my mind it wasn't an accident. that was clear. >> glasgow had one of the highest conviction rates in the state and he didn't intend to lose this time. his opening statements were powerful, claiming peterson carried out his constant threats to kill savio and staged it to look like an accident. then glasgow attacked the police force and the investigation. >> drew was treated unlike a civilian would have been treated. they let him be questioned in the break room of his own police department. >> were they experts in homicide? >> no. the lead investigator had never done a homicide. a crime scene tech decided very early on, almost