tino geddes worked for kris, a newspaper that he working on. ne, from the beginning, he swore to me he had been with kris. now, tino changes his story on the day the murders were committed, he wasn't with kris. kris wanted the moo youngs dead. >> tino was now claiming kris's actions in the murders had been premeditated. john kastranokas was a prosecutor on kris's case. >> he said he had been with maharaj on several occasions, when he had tried to kill the victims and members of their family. and that in fact, kris maharaj's sole motive at the time was the death of derrick and duane young. >> tino said kris had done a dry run at the dupont plaza hotel, where he had prepared to murder the moo youngs. and kris was going to burst through from room 404 to room 406 to do it. i went to the dupont plaza, there is no door between 404 and 406. there are all sorts of reasons why tino is lying. the question was why. >> why do you think geddes changed his story? >> tino geddes had a dwi trial coming up, and he was also being charged with smuggling guns and a

tino geddes said that kris had asked him to make up an alibi.the detective said kris tried to cover up the crime during his interrogation. when the case was finally turned over to the defense, hendon's judgment would again come into question. >> eric said to me that if he didn't call any witnesses he would have two shots at the jury in closing argument. i said to him, but you're not going to do that. i've got all these witnesses. you're not going to do that. he didn't answer me. >> eric hendon's defense case for kris would consist of only nine words. >> eric stood up and said, "your honor, the defense rests." eric didn't call a single witness. nothing. i thought kris was going to rip the skin off my forearm. >> i just couldn't believe my head. i was shocked. >> it is not often in a capital case you get six alibi witnesses putting your client somewhere is. one is, did the lawyer not put those on? >> i have never wanted to hit another human being, physically attack another human being like i did that day with eric hendon. >> the jury responded to