Anybody who looks at the evidence to this case, you know, Michael was 11 miles away with five eyewitnesses at the time that the murder was committed. He has an airtight alibi, but unfortunately, he had a -- he was very poorly represented, and the lawyer in this case did not call those witnesses.
Kennedy argues for Skakel's innocence based on his alibi and ineffective legal representation.
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