instead, prosecutor blake read back her testimony and also told the jury. >> one other thing victoria richardson supplies in her the security guard walked by her car, parked 13 spaces from michele o'keefe right before the shots were fired. >> reporter: but, when the ehrlichs read victoria's testimony. they could clearly see, that when pushed, that's not what she said. >> all that she was able to say was that at some point that night, at an unspecified time, she saw mr. jennings walk by. >> but then how long was she in the parking lot, sitting in a car? >> well, she was smoking marijuana and she said that that distorted her sense of time. >> reporter: so again, the ehrlichs contended, the prosecutor misled the jury. then? well, this might be the true headline. remember how detective longshore said victoria richardson was with a group of acquaintances in her car that night? turns out, there were three of them. the ehrlichs checked to see if the police also investigated them. >> they never ran a background check on those people. prosecution case is that ray must have been guilty because there was n

the man who fired that shot into the ground. >> reporter: but what about that key witness, victoria richardson? remember her? according to detectives victoria said she saw a security guard walk by her car and then moments later heard some strange tapping noises, which they deduced must have been gunshots. victoria testified in the 1st trial, but not in trial number three. instead, prosecutor blake read back her testimony and also told the jury. >> one other thing victoria the security guard walked by her car, parked 13 spaces from michele o'keefe right before the shots were fired. >> reporter: but, when the ehrlichs read victoria's testimony. they could clearly see, that when pushed, that's not what she said. >> all that she was able to say was that at some point that night, at an unspecified time, she saw mr. jennings walk by. >> but then how long was she in the parking lot, sitting in a car? >> well, she was smoking marijuana and she said that that distorted her sense of time. >> reporter: so again, the ehrlichs contended, the prosecutor misled the jury. then? well, this might be the true he

her name was victoria richardson. she was there, in the parking lot, she said. and she saw something. >> she was not very far from where the shooting occurred. she heard a tapping sound, which we've determined was probably in the parking lot. and she saw the security guard walk by just moments before the shooting. >> reporter: the only guard on duty that night was raymond jennings. >> after the shooting, they left the parking lot, went right through the crime scene and end up -- stopping and talking mr. jennings and saying, "wait, what happened? and is there shooting?" he's, "i don't know," or words to that effect. and -- but he never told us that initially. >> reporter: but that wasn't all victoria said she saw. after what sounded like a shooting, she said, she saw a black two door toyota drive by. detectives got nowhere on that lead. but they sure did wonder why ray jennings didn't mention his encounter with victoria richardson. so a month after the murder, detective longshore went to jennings' house to ask him again. and -- it was an african-american lady." i