I just got mad I'm done I'm done with the judgments against me I just kept hitting him I was mad

finally he goes what do you. I said money. I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Aniseika Nicalazzi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation discoveries true conviction.

And this is anatomy of murder.

When a lot of people think of a criminal trial, they might picture a scene from

television or the movies, packed courtroom, surprised witnesses, juries on the

edge of their seat, and a prosecutor fighting tooth and nail.

But what many don't realize is that a successful prosecution isn't just about winning

over a judge or a jury for prosecutors.

Justice is often achieved out of the spotlight on phone calls in conference rooms and even in the quiet living rooms of victims families.

Because justice for a victim is much more than courtroom drama.

It is also about the care shown to their lost loved ones,

whether that's a partner, a child, or sometimes even a grandchild.

In the case of James Copeland's family, that meant all three.

James Copala was a 75-year-old father who had spent decades building a successful

construction business in New York and raising a family with his wife Barbara.

The couple's primary residence was in Queens, which is part of New York City.

But they also had a vacation home about an hour away in the quiet affluent village of Central Island, which is on the north shore of Long Island, part of an area nicknamed the Gold Coast, a place many high profile people have chosen to call home.

About one square mile, there's a... people have

one square mile. There's about 500 or less people that live in Center Island and it's known

for some celebrities that have were still do live there.

Billy Joel live there.

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