Sometimes, you can pinpoint the exact moment that someone's life changes forever.

And even more rarely, the whole thing is captured on tape.

These recordings take us inside a gripping drama between two men.

Texas Ranger James Holland, a legendary interrogator known as the serial killer whisperer.

That's why they ask me to come in because I'm special.

And Larry Driscoll, a mild-mannered Air Force veteran.

Lime enforcement, I would always talk to trust him.

They're there to help you. But now that's a totally different bowel game.

When Holland first interviews Driscoll about the murder of a woman 10 years earlier,

he denies any knowledge of the crime.

But after two days of Holland's interrogations, he confesses to the brutal killing.

Do you ever think about afterwards? No.

You're sorry about what happened? Yeah, I'm sorry that it all happened.

Just another case closed for the Supercop.

Or so it seems, I've never seen anything like it.

It's one of the most troubling interviews I've ever heard.

You go into my life with what you're trying to do and I didn't do a thing.

I'm trying to save your life.

I'm Maurice Shema. And as a criminal justice reporter,

I've looked into a lot of disturbing cases. But this one was different.

Because it raises a question,

which you confessed to a crime you didn't commit.

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